Lifestyle-oriented products like this align with specific demographics (rewards are extravagant in the case of pricey, affluent cards and/or tied to regional-specific services and events, as in the case of the New York-targeted IN NYC).
Only in some cases, in affluent neighborhoods where people pay a lot to have nice lawns and are applying too much fertilizer, they may have to cut back".
From 1997 to 2002, the incidence among the most affluent was 81.5 per 100 000 cases compared with 64.3 per 100 000 cases in the most deprived, giving a deprivation gap as an absolute difference of 17.2 per 100 000 cases (P=0.02; trend; Table 3).
From 1997 to 2002, the incidence of low-grade disease among the most affluent was 41.8 per 100 000 cases compared with 34.9 per 100 000 cases in the most deprived, giving a deprivation gap as an absolute difference of 6.9 per 100 000 cases (P=0.07, trend; Table 4).
In almost all cases, the more affluent roommate moved away from the less affluent roommate at the end of semester, if not earlier.
According to Quantcast, a service that analyzes Web site traffic, Skype users typically fall into one or more of four groups: white, male, between 18 and 34, and the "less affluent" — which in this case, probably indicates still in school.
Tuberculosis also symbolizes what happens when a disease transitions from one that impacts the affluent, as was the case throughout Europe and the U.S. at the turn of the century, to one that becomes predominately a disease of the poor.
