In Wright's Marxian model, persons who have substantial control over production and over workers but do not participate in key corporate decisions such as how to invest profit are the .

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In Wright's Marxian model, the managerial class includes individuals who have control over production and workers but do not have decision-making power over investment or profit distribution. This class is distinct from the capitalist class, who own and control the means of production and have ultimate decision-making power over the use of profits.

In Wright's Marxian Model, Persons Who Have Substantial Control Over