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The experience of fast economic and political reforms implemented in different countries in the late 1980s has been associated with greater inequality and social stratification. The socialist societies were stratified into social groups in which social capital rather than economic capital determined a person’s status. These status groups have been replaced by social classes in the transition to market economies.
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