- What is the distinction that Reading 4.3 makes between owners and employees? Give an example of each.
The distinction that reading 4.2 makes between owners and employees is that they mentioned employees gets treated like absolute nothing while the owners believes that they’re putting in the word when in reality the employees are getting paid less. Owners makes half the money that the employees worked for and workers get paid less than the value they created. The owners live off of the employees and doesn’t do anything while the employees does all the work. An example: I owned a gift from my grandparents, Employees working at Publix Super Market
2) How do you understand the quote by Adam Smith on pg. 28? What is it saying about labor?
It is saying about labor that it is important thing because it helps us to understand that it was original that weather is originally purchased.
3)What are your thoughts on the main argument of Reading 4.4 that class is NOT an identity?
My thoughts on the main argument of Reading 4.4 that class is NOT an identity, I strongly believe your social class position helps determine who you are, class is more in detailed as to how a person thinks of themselves In society where you’re high or low, so I agree on the fact that class is NOT an identity.
4)How do you understand the argument Reading 4.4. makes when stating that “class structures are built around a close form of dependency”? What is this close form of dependency, and can you think of an example?
I do believe with the argument reading 4.4 ” class structures are build around a close form of dependency”, they both depend on each other in order to keep the business going, without them they business won’t be available, when one relies on the other. An example is A student’s reliance on their teacher.
