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Housing:

Say you have 2 homes (both are villas) (one is a normal home and the other is a vacation home (like a beach home probably)

Status/power: (tho within your own country so for my case that would be egypt)

Major general plus a tin factory business that even exports abroad from egypt if Iโ€™m not wrong

And say your distant family owns a resort too

So is that rich/upper class within egypt?

Also being able to go to 5 star resorts in egypt

(would this be rich)?

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[โ€“] Cowbee@lemmy.ml 10 points 1 day ago

Classes are social relations to production and distribution. If you're talking about a factory owner, that's bourgeoisie, or capitalist.