Karl Marx claimed that social stratification in high-income nations such as the United Kingdom and the United States reflected a capitalist economy.

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Karl Marx believed that social stratification, or the division of society into social classes, was a result of the capitalist system, where the capitalist class (owners of the means of production) exploited the working class (those who sell their labor for wages) for their own profit. Marx argued that this unequal distribution of wealth and power led to social inequality and class conflict. Therefore, the answer is A.

Karl Marx Claimed That Social Stratification in High-Income Nations Such