How Do the Members of the Upper-Middle Class Differ from Those

question 72

Multiple Choice

How do the members of the upper-middle class differ from those in the lower-middle class?

• A) Unlike upper-middle class, those in the lower-middle class have less autonomy and freedom from supervision in their jobs.
• B) Unlike upper-middle class, those in the lower-middle live on earned income rather than accumulated or inherited wealth.
• C) Unlike upper-middle class, those in the lower-middle class don't require a college education for their jobs.
• D) Unlike upper-middle-class, those in the lower-middle class are relatively isolated from the rest of the population.
• E) Unlike upper-middle-class, those in the lower-middle class work in minimum wage jobs, or are often unemployed.

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