A summary of factors explaining the income of the families in top 20%, in the U. S. are: a. Married-couple families, aged under 35, with less than a high school degree. b. Single-parent family, who does not work full time, and with a college degree or more. c. Married-couple family, aged between 35 and 64 years with a college degree or more. d. Householders aged 65 and older, wife works full time, with less than a high school degree.

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6 July, 06:54

A summary of factors explaining the income of the families in top 20%, in the U. S. are: a. Married-couple families, aged under 35, with less than a high school degree. b. Single-parent family, who does not work full time, and with a college degree or more. c. Married-couple family, aged between 35 and 64 years with a college degree or more. d. Householders aged 65 and older, wife works full time, with less than a high school degree.

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c. Married-couple family, aged between 35 and 64 years with a college degree or more

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Family headed by individual between 45 and 54 age that have an average household income is $61111 and mean income is $77634 and per household member median income is $27,924 and highest median income $30,544 and it is between age 54 and 64 Education increases by earning potential as individual and it enabling family to obtain one or more undergraduate degrees so that they can enter into a higher household income. so here correct option is c. Married-couple family, aged between 35 and 64 years with a college degree or more