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This is confused in almost every discussion. "Middle class" usually means "middle income" in most cases as people use it. They mean "wealth comparable to that o
by quadrangle 6y ago
This is confused in almost every discussion. "Middle class" usually means "middle income" in most cases as people use it. They mean "wealth comparable to that of historic middle-class level" often.
Yes, we could have a "middle class" of managers and white-collar workers who just struggle to get by on the same low wealth of working-class laborers.
Class and wealth are often just confused because of the ways they are correlated.