What, according to Weber, are the determinants of social class?

While gender and race can influence social dynamics, Weber specifically emphasized power, property, and prestige as the core determinants of social class. Gender and race are social categories that may intersect with class but do not constitute the primary factors that Weber identified in his analysis of social stratification.

Although education can impact an individual's social standing and opportunities, Weber's framework centers on power, property, and prestige. Education might be seen as a means to achieve prestige or power, but it is not one of the three main determinants of social class according to Weber's theory.

This choice correctly mentions property and prestige but inaccurately includes gender as a determinant. Weber's analysis focuses on economic and social resources—specifically power, property, and prestige—as the essential factors defining social class, rather than gender, which can be a result of those classifications.