True or False: In a low-power distance culture, it may be tough to pick out the boss at a company social. Powerful people try to look intentionally less powerful.

Power confers a person or group the ability to exercise free will, often with the use of force against those resisting it. Authority, on the other hand, involves the ability to accomplish socio-economic and political resources along with the presence of higher life chances. C. Wright Mills proposed that the people taking pivotal decisions for important social institutions like national corporations, the armed forces, and the government become the de facto rulers of the nation. He highlights how these "historical circumstances" give birth to the power elite.