Once people attain high-class standing they use their power to maintain their position and promote the interests of their families regardless of how talented their children are.For example,inheritance allows parents to transfer wealth to children regardless of their talent.This:

A) poses a problem for the Marxist theory of stratification
B) poses a problem for the Weberian theory of stratification
C) poses a problem for the functional theory of stratification
D) all of these choices
E) none of these choices

High-Class Standing

Refers to individuals or groups holding a position of superior social status, often associated with wealth, education, and power.

Inheritance

The process by which possessions, titles, debts, rights, and obligations are passed from one generation to the next, often upon the death of an individual.

Functional Theory

A sociological perspective that examines society as a complex system whose parts work together to promote solidarity and stability, focusing on social functions and contributions.