can't find it myself... will ask my athropologist friends later, as i'm curious to the actual terms too.
the original paper that mentioned A, B, C class outlined them by: C class, aims for sustenance. B class, takes sustenance as granted, aim for goods. C class, takes sustenance and goods for granted, aim for status.
I would be very interested to see the data you are basing your knowledge of society on, since it must be outside your personal experience.
Also I'm not familiar with the modern social class definition system that you speak of, where can I read about that?