"Our rebuttal will address the statement on Globalization, and the social stratification, which according to (Haralambos and Holborn 2013), is a form of social inequality, and has been placed on the level of remuneration, occupational status, upper and lower class residential status, type of vehicle driven and more. UWIOC PDF (2021. unit 6. p. 60. para 4.). “This is particularistic and there has been work that suggests income may not be enough to make people distinct from each other. Markers such as values, specifically distinctions such as working class values compared to values of the upper echelons of society, make it difficult for groups of persons who through education move up to higher classes of society gain acceptance by the original members of that class.” UWIOC (2021, p. 56-57. para. 3)" 1) Referring to the paragraph above, what can be said to rebut this point?
"Our rebuttal will address the statement on Globalization, and the social stratification, which according to (Haralambos and Holborn 2013), is a form of social inequality, and has been placed on the level of remuneration, occupational status, upper and lower class residential status, type of vehicle driven and more. UWIOC PDF (2021. unit 6. p. 60. para 4.). “This is particularistic and there has been work that suggests income may not be enough to make people distinct from each other. Markers such as values, specifically distinctions such as working class values compared to values of the upper echelons of society, make it difficult for groups of persons who through education move up to higher classes of society gain acceptance by the original members of that class.” UWIOC (2021, p. 56-57. para. 3)"
1) Referring to the paragraph above, what can be said to rebut this point?
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