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Compared to Low-Income Families, Upper-Income Families Are Likely to

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Compared to low-income families, upper-income families are likely to


A) be larger in size.
B) be headed by an adult of prime working age (between 35 years and 64 years) .
C) have more than one family member working.
D) be all of the above.

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