Criteria for dividing the middle class

There are three criteria for dividing the middle class:

First, the division of the middle class in China:

According to the per capita GDP and purchasing power, the National Bureau of Statistics concluded that the annual income of middle-class families is between 600,000 and 500,000 RMB.

In China, the wealth of the middle class is over-allocated in real estate, reaching 79.5%, while the proportion of financial assets is too low, only 10.8%.

Heather said: "Now there are about 220 million people in Asia (excluding Japanese) who belong to the affluent middle class, and more than half of them live in China. This means that a quarter of the rich middle class in the world can speak Chinese. This is a testimony to the rapid rise of China, and it will also have a far-reaching impact on the global financial market.

Second, the division of the American middle class:

As far as income is concerned, American families with an average annual income of $300,000 to $200,000 can be considered to belong to the middle class. It is estimated that about 80% of Americans belong to the middle class.

Three. Indian standard

Any family with an average annual after-tax income of 33,750 rupees to 654,380,500 rupees (about 700-3,000 dollars) can be regarded as a middle-class family.

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The current situation of the international middle class:

First of all, Britain

1, the aristocratic middle class is second only to the elite in wealth, and its economic, social and cultural capital is quite strong.

2. Newly rich workers, mostly self-made, socially and culturally active new class, with moderate income and economic capital.

3. Middle-class technology, limited social level and limited pursuit of cultural life. The most typical middle class in Britain owns a three-bedroom single-family house worth nearly 280 thousand pounds, one or two cars-usually Nissan or British brands, and about 26 thousand pounds in deposits or investments at home.

Second, Japan.

1. The annual income of the Japanese middle class is between 3 million and 6 million yen (about190,000-380,000 RMB). According to this data, the middle class accounts for 48. 1% of the total population, but 80% of Japanese still consider themselves middle class.

Most Japanese people feel "confident" about their financial situation, but the way they spend money has changed, saving more "entertainment expenses" and "food, drink and clothing expenses". Japanese society was more like an apple. Basically, everyone is middle class, and there is not much difference.

References:

Baidu encyclopedia-middle class