Globalization Of Social Classes Essay

This essay will show how there is a globalization of classes and where the majority of the earth’s populations sits within the three classes. These three classes are Upper class which is reserved for people with wealth and ownership of companies of large wealth. Then there is the middle class which would be the people with wealth but are not the owners of a company. This middle class are seen to be the class that seeks higher education to improve their status within society. The last class is the working class, the working class is the back bone of the economy due to its need of cheap labour and its ability of high employment. The reason it is such a high employment is because the work is outsourced to countries that have a larger population below the poverty line. This means that whatever is created in these countries bring …show more content…
Marxist argues that it is not only that the upper class are the owners of the resources and production. They also hold the information of the productivity that effects out society (Holmes, Hughes & Julian 2007). This class is seen to dictate and always presumed to have a leadership role. When it comes to the Restaurant owner it may not be as a globalized as Rupert Murdoch or Bill Gates, but the fundamental of the ruling class still applies. The owner dictates the productions and resources within their own company. The other reasons a restaurant owner fits within the upper class because the owner gains a proportions of their wealth from their workers productions. Then it comes to Oprah Winfrey and Beyoncé the reason they have been labelled as upper class due to the control over the public by using their status within society this leadership is seen through their ability to get the word to a large portion of the society due to the profession of being a day time television presenter and a top of the chart