Social class by KAUA RODRIGUES DA SILVA

Definition

kaua985724 — 2021-07-05 01:11:25 UTC

Social class is a sociological concept that refers to the division of groups that share the same interests and have a similar socioeconomic situation.

Social class in Brazil

kaua985724 — 2021-07-05 01:16:27 UTC

In Brazil, to facilitate the identification of social classes, the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE) developed a mediation criterion based on the separation of classes into letters, specifically from A to E.
The criteria used by the research body to define classes involve the analysis of various information, such as people's purchasing power, income concentration, size of the house they live in and number of members, access to water, sewage and basic sanitation , education level, among other items.

Social class in the country is specified in There are three categories. Are they:

kaua985724 — 2021-07-05 01:20:33 UTC

*High class: also called class A, it is usually made up of individuals with a high level of education, such as doctors, judges, businessmen and landowners. It is a minority group in the country and has an income range of more than 15 minimum wages.
*Middle class: the most recent classification, encompassing members of classes B and C. This category includes those who had an increase in income, between 5 to 15 minimum wages, and who underwent changes in consumption patterns.
*Lower class: composed mainly of workers or unemployed, it constitutes the majority of the Brazilian population. It is the group with the lowest schooling rates and great social vulnerability. The monthly gain is 1 to 3 minimum wages (class D) or up to 1 minimum wage (class E).

kaua985724 — 2021-07-05 01:21:16 UTC