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| − | Best Site Good Work <a href=" http://www.afafostering.com/expression-of-interestform ">cause lemonade payday loasn interdependent</a> The World Bank's Africa Development Bank has to lower the global standard of measuring middle class to a very ridiculous level in order to justify the façade of phenomenal growth in Africa. ADB categorises living between $2 and $20 a day as middle class! This means in Nigeria if you earn N10,000 a month, well below national minimum wage, you are a middle class! This is absurd. Of course, there is what is called "floating class" within middle class bracket i.e. between $2 and $4 who can "slip back into poverty". Living between $2 and $4 is poverty, there is no question of slip back into it; you are in it deep seated. The so-called economic growth is reflected in the opulence of the thieving capitalist elite and not in infrastructural development or the living standards of ordinary people.
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Toowcduhn! That's a really cool way of putting it!
