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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According to Wright's Marxian model, the group of individuals who have significant control over production and workers but do not have a say in key corporate decisions is the managerial class. They are not the owners of the means of production, so they are not part of the capitalist class, but they have more power and control than the working class. Additionally, small-business owners would not be considered part of the managerial class because they have complete control over their businesses and are responsible for making all key decisions.

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