List of top Sociology Questions on Classical Sociological Theory asked in AILET PhD

Which thinker can help us understand society by dividing its structures into economic infrastructure and social superstructure?

As per a report, if we include both central and state regulations, the number of Acts that apply to organizations and enterprises ranges from 1,536 Acts to about 69,233 compliances and about 6,000 filings. For labor alone, companies have to maintain 42 different registers, with another 5-6 for wages. There are other instances of duplication as well, e-commerce companies operating across India need to get GST (Goods and Services Tax) registrations in every state. According to Avantis, a small firm in India, with one factory and up to 500 employees, needs about 23 licenses, has to abide by over 750 compliances, and has to submit about 120 filings a year, while medium firms (up to 5,000 employees) have to grapple with over 5,500 compliances.
In the above paragraph, the increasing load of regulations and the long route to getting work done in an organization (which eventually suffocates the members of the organization) can be sociologically conceptualized as:

Which thinker uses quantitative data in deriving the understanding that society influences the individual?

For Max Weber, the ideal types of "law" can be subdivided into

According to Max Weber, "status groups" refer to:

The various stages of the evolution of society as per Karl Marx's theory of historical materialism are:

The postulation that class varies with regard to the possession of cultural capital is associated with:

Karl Marx says "Christianity preaches cowardice, self-contempt, submissiveness and humbleness to the proletariat". What does it imply about his understanding of religion in a capitalist society?

According to Max Weber, authority can be understood as