The poll revealed that eight in ten Canadians consider themselves “middle class,” including 39 per cent of those earning less than $20,000 and 92 per cent of those earning more than $150,000.

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Meanwhile, households earning $50,000-$100,000 (where most teachers, firefighters and other middle-class workers fall) typically pay an effective tax rate between 0% and 15%.

In 1971, 61% of Americans were “middle income.” By 2023, that share had dropped to 51%. The upper class grew by a larger amount, from 11% to 19%, than the lower class, which went from 27% to 30%.