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Would that make my definition clearer and less arbitrary, if i said that by "socioeconomic status", in this specific scenario, I am referring to where you fall
by filoleg 4y ago
Would that make my definition clearer and less arbitrary, if i said that by "socioeconomic status", in this specific scenario, I am referring to where you fall on the spectrum of "your family's income + savings"?
- AnonCoward42 4y agoYes, in that case you're actually calling for/proposing something specific. Socioeconomic is a placeholder term, where everyone can project something into it (and this is also regularly done).
- filoleg 4y agoI appreciate your response. I genuinely was assuming it was well and clearly understood what I meant by "socio-economic status", but looks like I was wrong. In light of that, I totally understand your initial pushback to it. I hate vague and non-explicitly-defined terms, when it comes to policymaking, as well.