Help: Census Help

[Queen Mum Inks.LWC]

Does anybody know the Census/government definition of a "rich individual" (school assignment)?

[Хahar 🤔]

Census doesn't do that, AFAIK. They do classify by income level, though.

[JSojourner]

A census taker once tried to interview me.

I ate his liver with some fava beans and a nice quiante.

::: slurp slurp slurp :::

[Torie]

Does anybody know the Census/government definition of a "rich individual" (school assignment)?

This is a truly asinine assignment. There is no such definition. It is a subjective term. However, I will give you my definition: 5 million in net worth excluding one's personal residence. Less than that, and you might still have to work for a living, and can't spend without wondering about the costs that you are incurring. You can quote me! 

[Hash]

A census taker once tried to interview me.

I ate his liver with some fava beans and a nice quiante.

::: slurp slurp slurp :::

The Saudi Census interviewed us in 2005, IIRC.

[muon2]

The Census puts out annual income data for the American Community Survey. The top tier uses income over $200 K for families and households, and earnings over $100 K for individuals. That's not "rich", but it is the highest category used in the Census. BTW, in 2007 4.0% of households had income in the top category, and 9.4% of individuals had earnings in the top category.