A class of small-scale capitalists who own "means of production" but employ only a few workers or none at all are called:

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The term "petty bourgeoisie" refers to a class of small-scale capitalists who own means of production but employ only a few workers or none at all. They are considered a middle class between the bourgeoisie and the working class, and often include small business owners, self-employed professionals, and independent contractors.

A Class of Small-Scale Capitalists Who Own "Means of Production