How Many Millionaires Are in the USA? What Types?

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Author: Alla P. Gakuba ISBN: 9781943131686
Publisher: Know-How Skills Publication: December 4, 2016
Imprint: Know-How Skills Language: English
Author: Alla P. Gakuba
ISBN: 9781943131686
Publisher: Know-How Skills
Publication: December 4, 2016
Imprint: Know-How Skills
Language: English

From the beginning the new America become an inspiration and attraction for all emigrants from the Old World. To become a millionaire was everyone’s dream—the American dream. A new concept of the American millionaire has developed, where everyone can become a millionaire in the USA in a traditional way “from rags to riches” i.e., through thrift, creativity, innovation, entrepreneurship, hard work, frugality, self-sacrifice, dignity, and honor. Millionaires created national wealth, new industries, built the nation and created new jobs for the population.

Today, the above concept no longer exists in the USA. New American millionaires do not work hard, make no sacrifices, create no national wealth, no they have any dignity or honor.

Who they are? Why and how they became millionaires almost overnight? This story has the answer.

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From the beginning the new America become an inspiration and attraction for all emigrants from the Old World. To become a millionaire was everyone’s dream—the American dream. A new concept of the American millionaire has developed, where everyone can become a millionaire in the USA in a traditional way “from rags to riches” i.e., through thrift, creativity, innovation, entrepreneurship, hard work, frugality, self-sacrifice, dignity, and honor. Millionaires created national wealth, new industries, built the nation and created new jobs for the population.

Today, the above concept no longer exists in the USA. New American millionaires do not work hard, make no sacrifices, create no national wealth, no they have any dignity or honor.

Who they are? Why and how they became millionaires almost overnight? This story has the answer.

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