The owner of a major league baseball team can fire employees for not winning a pennant, have the city build him a new ballpark, and prevent companies that compete against his own team from airing advertisements during the team's televised games. in max weber's view, this owner would most likely be considered to have

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Jayden Dalton

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28 February, 14:34

The owner of a major league baseball team can fire employees for not winning a pennant, have the city build him a new ballpark, and prevent companies that compete against his own team from airing advertisements during the team's televised games. in max weber's view, this owner would most likely be considered to have

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Ashanti Yates · Answer 1

Weber would consider this an exercise in power in the social stratification model. The owner has the ability to have others do what he wants them to do. He is able to set goals that can be achieved even with others opposing them.