Question

When considering the impact of individual consumption levels on a country's economic health, which segment of the population is the most important contributor?
A
The lower class, because there are so many of them
B
The upper class, because they consume higher-priced goods.
C
The upper class, because they pay the most taxes
D
The middle class, because they consume the most
E
All classes contribute equally to a country's economic health

Answer 1

I think that in most countries, the marketing analysts would focus on the middle class. One factor is that, the rich class would always be outnumbered by the middle and the lower class. So even if they buy high-priced goods, they would only contribute a small part of the total profit. On the other hand, lower class people can't afford much of these products. That is maybe why commodities are advertising lower prices so as to attract more people. Hence, the answer is most probably letter D.