The Middle Class

The middle class is a socio-economic group positioned between the upper and lower classes. Typically, it includes individuals and families with moderate incomes, often working in professions that require education and skills, such as teachers, healthcare workers, and office employees. Middle-class individuals usually have access to a comfortable standard of living, owning homes, and affording education and healthcare. This group plays a crucial role in the economy, driving consumption and contributing to social stability. The definition and size of the middle class can vary significantly across different countries and cultures.