According to the conflict perspective on social stratification,

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The conflict perspective argues that social stratification results in the exploitation and alienation of those at the bottom of the hierarchy. This perspective views social class as a source of conflict and sees the interests of the wealthy and the working class as fundamentally opposed. It does not view social class differentiation as inevitable or essential for societal tasks, as in options A and B, and does not make a statement about the necessity of wealthy people or blue-collar workers, as in option D.

According to the Conflict Perspective on Social Stratification