brightfae-ga,
Thanks for your question.
A recent survey from the Pew Charitable Trust's ever-informative
"Internet & American Life Project" provides a very nice breakdown of
cell phone use and income according to people with both landline and
cell phones, and the small but growing proportion who rely solely on
cell phones, with no landline connection.
The report can be found here:
http://people-press.org/reports/pdf/276.pdf
THE CELL PHONE CHALLENGE TO SURVEY RESEARCH
MAY 15, 2006
and the table on page 30 presents the answer to the survey question:
"Last year, that is in 2005, what was your total family income from
all sources, before taxes?"
The data breaks out as follows:
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Percent of respondents in Income Brackets:
.............................Those with both..................Those with
.........................cell and landline phones............cell phones only
Less than $10,000 ........................5% ....................18%
10 to under $20,000 ......................8..................... 17
20 to under $30,000 ......................9..................... 19
30 to under $40,000 .....................10...................... 8
40 to under $50,000 .....................10..................... 13
50 to under $75,000 .....................19..................... 14
75 to under $100,000 ....................11...................... 4
$100 to under $150,000 ..................11...................... 3
$150,000 or more .........................8...................... 3
Don?t know ..............................10...................... 4
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I trust that's the information you were looking for.
However, if there's anything else you need, just let me know by
posting a Request for Clarification, and I'm at your service.
Cheers,
pafalafa-ga |