UPPER CLASS
Upper Class is the socioeconomic term for the individuals who are above the working class and the middle class in a social hierarchy. The upper class more or less are the individuals who have higher levels of disposable income, have better say in politics, and have greater control over the natural resources. In some research, the upper class make up for less than 1% of the overall population but controls more than 90% of the world.
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