high-income
Americanadjective
Example Sentences
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These days, even high-income consumers are upping their game, with usage among those earning more than $200,000 annually increasing 4% since July.
Most of the data came from high-income countries, so the conclusions may not fully apply to low-income regions where pollution levels are often much higher, sometimes surpassing 50 μg/m3.
From Science Daily
More than two-thirds of people who typically buy holiday gifts said that inflation is impacting their holiday spending “a lot” or “some,” including 61% of high-income households, according to a September survey by MorningConsult.
From MarketWatch
In October, spending among high-income households grew 2.7% in October from a year prior, according to Bank of America credit- and debit-card data, while spending for lower-income groups lagged behind at a 0.7% increase.
From Barron's
In October, spending among high-income households grew 2.7% in October from a year prior, according to Bank of America credit- and debit-card data, while spending for lower-income groups lagged behind at a 0.7% increase.
From Barron's
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