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Two of them in a household? Yes, quite likely. Also, why are you talking about 1.4 million? The article claims “The threshold for membership in the 1 percent i
by alasdair_ 5y ago
Two of them in a household? Yes, quite likely.
Also, why are you talking about 1.4 million? The article claims “The threshold for membership in the 1 percent in 2014 was an annual household income of $386,000, excluding any capital gains,”
$386k total comp is definitely Google-engineer range.
- muro 5y agoWhy is it always Google-engineer? Does Google pay better than FB, Amazon, Apple and Microsoft? Apple and Microsoft do better as companies, IIRC, do they still pay less? Or do Google engineers brag more?
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- burkaman 5y ago1.4 million is the average income of the 1% (according to the article), not the threshold.