Two important differences between Marx's analysis and Wallerstein's is that
A) Wallerstein envisions the birth of a super-proletariat and micro-bourgeoisie.
B) Wallerstein does not envision a utopian final stage and goes beyond class to race.
C) Wallerstein disagrees with Marx's notions alienation and anomie.
D) Wallerstein deconstructs surplus value while reinforcing class.

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Wallerstein's analysis goes beyond class to include race and does not envision a final utopian stage like Marx.

Answer: D 
 Wallerstein deconstructs surplus value while still emphasizing the importance of class. The other options are incorrect as Wallerstein does not discuss the birth of a super-proletariat or micro-bourgeoisie, nor does he disagree with Marx's concepts of alienation and anomie.

Two Important Differences Between Marx's Analysis and Wallerstein's Is That