Weber believed that
A) class and access to life chances are totally unrelated.
B) economic standing alone is not always the source of people's power.
C) systems of stratification are not part of the social structure.
D) micro-level analysis is more valid than macro-level analysis.

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Weber believed that economic standing was only one component of an individual's power in society. Other factors, such as social status and political influence, also play a role in determining someone's position in the social hierarchy. Therefore, economic class alone may not be the most important factor in determining an individual's life chances.

Weber Believed That