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'''Economic classes''' are generally divided into the [[rich]] upper class or [[aristocracy]], the [[middle class]], and the [[poor]] lower class. People in the upper class are so [[wealth]]y that they don't have to work. The middle class work for a living midway in comfort between wealth and poverty. They can be either [[white collar]] or [[blue collar]] workers. The lower class are so poor that they often beg for alms as in the [[untouchables]] [[caste]] in [[India]].
 
'''Economic classes''' are generally divided into the [[rich]] upper class or [[aristocracy]], the [[middle class]], and the [[poor]] lower class. People in the upper class are so [[wealth]]y that they don't have to work. The middle class work for a living midway in comfort between wealth and poverty. They can be either [[white collar]] or [[blue collar]] workers. The lower class are so poor that they often beg for alms as in the [[untouchables]] [[caste]] in [[India]].
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The conditions of the three classes has varied by time and place. In free societies, [[upward mobility]] makes it possible for poor people to become middle class, and this is rather common. Less frequently, middle class people become rich.
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The conditions of the three classes has varied by time and place. In free societies, [[upward mobility]] makes it possible for poor people to become middle class, and this is rather common. Less frequently, middle-class people become rich.
    
In [[List of Communist States|Communist]] countries, as in other highly stratified societies, people rarely change class. This is ironic, because [[Communist]]s justify the revolutionary overthrow of "[[Capitalism]]" by saying they will create a [[classless society]], but actually they just replace the old upper class of with a new one; see [[Nomenklatura]].
 
In [[List of Communist States|Communist]] countries, as in other highly stratified societies, people rarely change class. This is ironic, because [[Communist]]s justify the revolutionary overthrow of "[[Capitalism]]" by saying they will create a [[classless society]], but actually they just replace the old upper class of with a new one; see [[Nomenklatura]].
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