What do the richest people in America do? ZT

The result is not the same as the goal put forward by Occupy Wall Street. Not all the people with the highest income 1% in America work hard on Wall Street. On the contrary, they are the best performers, and any industry may produce rich people. According to the data analysis of the 1979-2005 population with the highest income in the United States, let's take a look at which industries are most prone to lurk the rich. According to industry statistics, the management industry is the place with the largest number of rich people, and corporate executives (excluding financial executives) are the easiest to make big money. Among the rich people in the United States, 3 1% are engaged in this industry. It is not easy to be the big boss of a company. Enterprises can only survive by making big money, but the rate of return is also high. If you can't manage people, you won't make money for the company, and don't worry. As long as you have expertise, you can still join the ranks of American 1% rich people. In this respect, being a doctor is blessed. 1% of the richest people in the United States, 15.7% are doctors, which is not low. Now these protesters are targeting Wall Street. In fact, the wealth management industry can only belong to the third party among the rich in the United States 1%, and the proportion of the rich in this 1% is 13.9%, which is far lower than that of corporate executives and doctors. Corporate executives, doctors and financial management elites constitute the main body of the American 1% rich, accounting for about 6 1% of the rich. Being a lawyer in America is also a good career. Although there are many lawyers, some people are willing to seek gold in this industry. What percentage of the rich in America 1% are lawyers? 3%。 Doctors and lawyers are the two favorite occupations of Americans, but many Americans are engaged in science and technology industry, which is a field full of innovation, and there are ways to get rich in this field. American leaders in computer, mathematics and engineering can also advance into the ranks of 1% rich. Of course, not everyone is so lucky. In the United States 1% of the rich, the computer, mathematics and engineering industries account for 4.6%. If you don't have a genius, but you have a good father, you can also become a rich man. In the United States, 4.3% of the 1% rich people enjoy success through inheritance. Salesmen sell goods, but excellent sellers are often more likely to get rich than buyers. In the United States 1% of the rich, 4.2% of them made their fortune by selling goods. There are many poor people in the blue-collar industry. Is there any chance to become the richest man in America with 1%? I am also surprised by the research of American scholars. Among the American 1% rich people, 4.6% are actually engaged in blue-collar industries. What do they do? It seems a little incredible that the scholar didn't say it. Most of the rich in many countries come from the real estate industry, and there are such people in the United States, but the proportion is not high. Among the richest 1% people, 3.2% are from the real estate industry. Enterprise managers are also easy to step into the ranks of the rich. They are not as powerful as corporate executives, but they are the pillars of the enterprise. Among the richest people in the United States, 4.6% are business managers. So what is the income of the richest person in America 1%? A report recently released by the Congressional Budget Office gives people a general idea. 1979, if you want to enter the ranks of the highest income groups in the United States 1%, the annual after-tax income will average $350,000.