Dear...
It is your economic background, ie...did you come from poor roots, middle class, or upper class. only in addition to how much money your grandparents and parents may or may not have had, it takes into account social (society) reasons as to why your economic background is such...so for example, not to imply they are any worse off as a family, but a poor family coming from the inner city has slightly different reasons as to why they are poor compared to a poor family in the mountains in Virginia. Both are considered poor...face a lot of the same problems, but technically when the reasons are broken down, it can be seen they are 'poor' for different reasons. Same can be said at the other end of the spectrum...growing up were you middle or upper class in a nice neighborhood going to good schools? Was it your family that had money, or were you raised modest with good work ethic and the drive to make your own millions...old money versus new money. These things impact and are impacted by your social surroundings.
regards,
ram
Executive- HR & Admin
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