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According to Marxism there are like 4 or 5 economic classes:
Bourgeoisie - wealthy capitalists, run a large business with a large number of employees, a millionaire/billionaire.
Petite Bourgeoisie - small business owners with a small number of employees, "upper middle class".
Labor aristocracy - doesn't have any employees and is probably a wage/salary worker but still makes a fair sum of money, think stock brokers or high end lawyers.
Proletariat - the basic wage workers, like McDonald's fry cooks and garment makers.
Lumpenproletariat - people who are unemployed by choice and live off some sort of welfare or who work in an illicit trade, can be NEETs, drug addicts, criminals, prostitutes, etc.
So which are you? I'm a proud lumpenproletariat.
Bourgeoisie - wealthy capitalists, run a large business with a large number of employees, a millionaire/billionaire.
Petite Bourgeoisie - small business owners with a small number of employees, "upper middle class".
Labor aristocracy - doesn't have any employees and is probably a wage/salary worker but still makes a fair sum of money, think stock brokers or high end lawyers.
Proletariat - the basic wage workers, like McDonald's fry cooks and garment makers.
Lumpenproletariat - people who are unemployed by choice and live off some sort of welfare or who work in an illicit trade, can be NEETs, drug addicts, criminals, prostitutes, etc.
So which are you? I'm a proud lumpenproletariat.