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The Difference in Social Classes For Respondents with High School Diplomas or Less

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There was only one respondent that said they had an Associate's Degree. They made less than $31,000 putting them in the lower class.

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The Difference in Social Classes for Respondents with Master's Degree

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There was only one respondent that had a doctoral degree and they were in the middle class.

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There were more respondents in different classes than the median income of where they grew up and where their school was, compared to respondent's who were in different classes than the median income of where they grew up and where their school was.

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What Lower Class Respondents Believe they Belong in in Their Country of Origin 

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What Class Lower Class Respondents Believe They Belong in in the United States

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What Middle Class Respondents Believe They Belong in in Their Country of Origin

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What Upper Class Respondents Believe They Belong in in Their Country of Origin

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What Class Middle Class Respondents Believe They Belong in in the United States 

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There were no responses for people who believed they were in the upper class in the United States.

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2nd Generation Respondents in Different Social Classes

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3rd Generation, 4th Generation, and Later

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3rd Generation, 4th Generation, and Later

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There weren't a lot of responses for these generations, I compiled them. There was one 3rd generation respondent who was in the middle class

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Wealth comparison for different Asian heritages

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Wealth comparison for different Asian heritages

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There is data supporting my investigation for the wealth wap in the Asian American community. In between the different heritages, there's a wealth gap ranging from $23,400 to $592,000. This range goes from below the lower class line to more than half a million dollars. While some Asian Americans are living in poverty, other Asian Americans are rich.
Source: NCRC

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Asian Americans are known to come to the United States with a high level of education. This allows them to start their desired jobs quickly and start building their wealth, allowing for future generations to build their wealth quickly as well.

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Some Asian Americans are also known to come to the United States not as fortunate as others, maybe due to not having enough education or due to their fast family wealth. This allows them to start building their wealth late, even into the 2nd generation.

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This information is based off of 55 respondents, meaning it only measures a tiny fraction of the Asian American population.

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There are many factors that can affect an Asian American's wealth, such as their immigration generation, wherehey grew up/went to school, etc. It will be a long way in oder to close or even try to minimize this wealth gap, but these factors can help us find solutions.