The exercise and desires of the upper class often revolve around maintaining their wealth and status, leading them to exploit and dominate the lower classes to further their own interests. The middle class, driven by aspirations for upward mobility and financial stability, can often feel frustrated by the barriers put in place by the upper class and may resent their perceived privilege. The lower class, meanwhile, struggles to meet basic needs and desires social and economic justice, putting them at odds with the upper and middle classes who benefit from existing power structures. These conflicts can manifest in various forms, such as labor disputes, wealth inequality, and social unrest.
