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Religious Affiliation by Median Household Income (2000)

Religious Affiliation by Median Household Income (2000)

Household income, an indicator of social class, can also indicate what religious denomination a person is likely to embrace. America's top income bracket is more likely than other groups to be Jewish, while the lowest bracket is more likely to be Jehovah's Witnesses.

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