The phrase "affluence range" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear in meaning.
It could be used in contexts discussing socioeconomic status or market segmentation based on wealth levels.
Example: "The study analyzed consumer behavior across different affluence ranges to understand purchasing patterns."
Alternatives: "wealth bracket" or "income level".
In 40 short minutes, I cross two frantic highways, a railway and a subway line, and pass examples of most types of housing, with their associated range of affluence.
The Chicago Marathon is entered by predominantly Caucasian entrants from middle- to upper-middle-class affluence with a wide range in age and near equality in the sexes.
A strength of the study is that it used the whole adult female population aged 40 54 years registered with urban and rural group general practices, covering a range of affluence and deprivation.
Can India reach affluence within a generation?
Frank Ocean – Channel Orange Lyrically it is broad and dense with Ocean broaching subjects that range from drugs to affluence, love and religion but sung so sweetly that even the darkest themes seem positively angelic.
It has long been observed that a neighborhood's growing affluence and evolving nature can be measured by the range of establishments for dining.
Lanchester's story of a street propelled into affluence by banker bonus-fuelled property prices features a range of characters who represent the widening gap between the haves, the have nots and the have yachts.
That is above today's official poverty line, but hardly affluence; and of course a family in that income range today would not be able to afford that nice a house, and would certainly not be able to hire a maid to help with the chores -- which a Victorian family in that class very definitely would.
But there are very fine books for young adults available, and these can be invaluable aids in adapting to the full range of the hardships against which youth, affluence, and happy birth offer no protection.
A lower score indicates lower affluence and conversely, higher indices indicate greater affluence (possible range of 0.0 to 10.0) [ 38].
