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a form of stratification that structures and divides a society, often on the basis of income and occupation, for marketing purposes.
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Most commonly measured using the Registrar-General's Occupation-based Classification System. This groups people from Classes I to V according to their occupation, eg lawyers and doctors are in Class I, and unskilled manual workers and labourers in Class V.
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"Refers to social groups arising from interdependent economic relationships among people" (from Krieger N. A Glossary for Social Epidemiology, J Epidemiol Community Health 2001; 55:693-700.)
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An informal ranking of people in a culture based on their income, occupation, education, dwelling, and other factors.
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