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Rough answer; in the US you are part of the upper class if most of your income is derived from assets not wages. It's not a precise answer; but as a functional
by olefoo 13y ago
Rough answer; in the US you are part of the upper class if most of your income is derived from assets not wages.
It's not a precise answer; but as a functional definition it works.
- Domenic_S 13y agoBingo. And you're part of the lower class if you need SNAP/food stamps/welfare/etc. Everything else is middle-class.