Explain the middle class phenomenon.
Answers
Answered by
0
the middle class squeeze is the situation where increases the wages fail to keep up with inflation or middle income earners leading to a relative decline in real wages while the same time the phenomenon fail to have similar effect on the top wages earners
Answered by
0
According to the financial status, the population of a nation is divided into three major categories;
1) Rich.
2) Middle Class.
3) Poor.
Now,a major portion of the population is always covered by the middle class people.
The annual earnings of a middle class family is below the earnings of a rich person and is above the earnings of a poor person.
Which means, their financial status belongs to a middle place in the total national economy. And that's why they are considered as the middle class population.
The national economy is heavily dependent of this middle class population.
Similar questions