Social_Inequality_And_Stratification_Quality encompasses the characteristics and attributes that reflect and constitute systems of social hierarchy, privilege, and disadvantage within society. These qualities represent both the manifestations of inequality and the mechanisms through which social stratification is maintained and reproduced. They include economic conditions, social status markers, and experiences of discrimination and disadvantage that create and sustain hierarchical social arrangements. These qualities are central to understanding how societies organise themselves into different social strata and how individuals and groups experience differential access to resources, opportunities, and social rewards. They highlight the multidimensional nature of social inequality and the various ways in which advantage and disadvantage are distributed across social categories.