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2016 Postmortem

Recursion

(56,582 posts) Sun Jan 17, 2016, 11:41 AM Jan 2016

Household income, 2015 dollars. Go.

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	$30K-$50K
	0 (0%)
	$50k-$70K
	0 (0%)
	$70K-$90K
	1 (5%)
	$90K-$110K
	3 (15%)
	$110K-$130K
	8 (40%)
	$130K-$150K
	3 (15%)
	$150K-$170K
	2 (10%)
	$170K-$190K
	0 (0%)
	$190K-$210K
	1 (5%)
	Over $210K
	2 (10%)
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While we're at it: where would you put the top end of "middle class"? [View all] Recursion Jan 2016 OP

Depends where you live whitefordmd Jan 2016 #1

It's more than three times the Manhattan median household income Recursion Jan 2016 #4

I usually always agree with you, but the medians are irrelevant IMO. MeNMyVolt Jan 2016 #9

The term middle class is subjective... thomservo Jan 2016 #2

Very true Recursion Jan 2016 #3

The results should be interesting. thomservo Jan 2016 #6

I hope so (nt) Recursion Jan 2016 #8

Seems to be roughly Gaussian so far Recursion Jan 2016 #5

We should ditch the term altogether, JayhawkSD Jan 2016 #7

I put $70k-$90k... thomservo Jan 2016 #10

I selected over 210 katsy Jan 2016 #11

i put 130-150 restorefreedom Jan 2016 #12

If the bottom 10% is poor/poverty shouldn't Downwinder Jan 2016 #13

In my head I use thirds Recursion Jan 2016 #14

Sounds reasonable. Downwinder Jan 2016 #15

Depends on how many kids, if any, as well as where you live. JudyM Jan 2016 #16