Oppression against people who make less money is often referred to as economic inequality or classism. This form of discrimination manifests through systemic barriers that limit access to resources, opportunities, and social mobility based on one's economic status. It can lead to marginalization and a lack of representation for low-income individuals in various aspects of society, including education, healthcare, and employment.
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People who make money can be referred to as "earners" or "income earners." In a broader economic context, they may also be called "entrepreneurs" if they generate income through business ventures. Those involved in investments can be referred to as "investors," while individuals receiving salaries or wages are often called "employees."
Chinese currency is called the "yuan", also called the Ren Men Bi, or people's money. It is abbreviated RMB. Today, one US dollar is worth approximately 6.7 RMB.
The debtors owed money so they need money to pay back the money they owed so they wanted more silver coined and money printed. The creditors were against this because it was their jobs to lend money and if money was just printed they would lost money and eventually their job.
In 1950s people moved to suburbs to save money. Some cities had good transformation and of the people had cars.
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It is called tax withholding. Many people simply call it withholding.
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People that inherit old money are called heirs and heiresses. It is an old term used to describe people with large amounts of inherited money.
The money in Haiti are called Gourdes. They have paper money as well as coins, but they are called gourdes.
they are called depositors because they deposit their money in the bank. they are also called bank clients.
The Russian money is called the rouble.
They were escaping religous, or other, oppression. They wanted a new life. They wanted to make money.
A person who is owed money is called a creditor.
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Politicians! :-)