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Topic	New studies show that the poorest workers accrue the largest economic gains
Burgess 10/25/18 2:03:00 PM #10:	FLUFFYGERM posted... This is the change in the size of each economic group between 1979 and 2014 as a percent of the total population: - Rich: 0.1% -> 1.8% - Upper Middle Class: 12.9% -> 29.4% - Middle Class: 38.8% -> 32% - Lower Middle Class: 23.9% -> 17.1% - Poor or Near-Poor: 24.3% -> 19.8% @Godnorgosh People that are poor and lower-middle class are vanishing into both the middle class and the upper middle class. We're doing something incredibly right since the 70s. What are the levels of wealth that make up these percentages. --- Burgess [Z?] ...follow the Mod that failed. "All that typing made me have to crap."~Dark Magic Vixen <cite>Burgess posted [p:911146941] in New studie... [t:77131289]...</cite> <quote><cite>FLUFFYGERM posted...</cite> <quote>This is the change in the size of each economic group between 1979 and 2014 as a percent of the total population: - Rich: 0.1% -> 1.8% - Upper Middle Class: 12.9% -> 29.4% - Middle Class: 38.8% -> 32% - Lower Middle Class: 23.9% -> 17.1% - Poor or Near-Poor: 24.3% -> 19.8% @Godnorgosh People that are poor and lower-middle class are vanishing into both the middle class and the upper middle class. We're doing something incredibly right since the 70s.</quote> What are the levels of wealth that make up these percentages. --- Burgess [Z?] ...follow the Mod that failed. "All that typing made me have to crap."~Dark Magic Vixen</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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