Economically secure Trump supporters – business owners, retirees with good pensions – are still members of communities.
Economically secure, they are the only European nation that has stood up to America in wake of the spying revelations – publically expelling a top US intelligence official over the scandal last week.
Families were most economically secure in North Dakota, and the foundation rated Massachusetts best for education.
"To the already affluent, the well-educated and the economically secure the risks are low," he said.
Not every trans kid is neurotypical, white, economically secure, English speaking, or fits neatly into the gender binary.
Such findings provide supportive evidence to combat the assumption that volunteers in low- and middle-income settings are sufficiently economically secure that their participation is wholly based on "unobligated free choice".
Older adults may be perceived as economically secure because of Social Security and Medicare in the US, and social insurance programs in other countries, but older age can be accompanied by significant economic limitations.
Economic abuse, defined as behaviors that control a partner's ability to be economically secure, is common among women who experience other forms of abuse (Adams et al. 2008).
Though Asian-Americans have high median incomes overall, not all segments are economically secure.
Tory voters tend to be middle class, more economically secure, wealthier than average homeowners.
Today, Saudi Arabia alone is the most politically stable and economically secure country in the region.
