Great British Class Survey for the think tank Policy Network and in his subsequent book "Precariat: The New Dangerous Class" and as a reflection on the existence of a significant group characterised by high amounts of insecurity on all of measures of capital. Great British Class Survey On 2 April 2013 analysis of the results of the Great British Class Survey (GBCS; a survey of social class in the United Kingdom which researched the social structure of the United Kingdom) was published online. The survey was developed in collaboration with academic experts. The research has been published in the journal "Sociology". The results released
Social class in Tibet status of 'mi-ser', and could be indentured to service in their earlier teens, or would have to pay their own mi-bo fee. The "ragyabpa" or untouchable caste were the lowest level, and they performed the 'unclean' work. This included fishermen, butchers, executioners, corpse disposers, blacksmiths, goldsmiths and prostitutes. "Ragyabpa" were also divided into three divisions: for instance a goldsmith was in the highest untouchable class, and was not regarded as being as defiled as an executioner, who was in the lowest. They were regarded as both polluted and polluting, membership of the caste was hereditary, and escape from the untouchable