What are the chances of success of the bottom family counterattack #Learn Finance Every Day#
Studies by several Tsinghua University professors have shown that 49.34% of the families belonging to the highest income class in 2010 continued to maintain this advantage in 2014, that is, they continued to remain in the highest income bracket.
Correspondingly, 42.43% of the lowest-income families are still at the bottom of the income after 4 years, and the proportion of households that jump from the lowest income to the highest income class is less than 5%.
During the survey period, more than one-third of households were in no change in their income bracket.
This shows that like developed countries, China is indeed facing income solidification while its economy is booming, and the possibility of achieving a counterattack on household income is very low.
