What`s the meaning of "socioeconomic lines"
The problem cuts across all socioeconomic lines and affects all age groups
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I'm not sure about the part "lines" although socioeconomic usually refers to the social and economical class of people in a society. Example sentence: "Marx described society as socioeconomic classes that he called upper class, middle class and lower class".
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