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Occupation and income are not unrelated. Given the predominance of professional or managerial occupations among the landowners, one might expect land ownership to be concentrated in the hands of upper income groups. According to the survey, the group with annual incomes of more than $50,000 or more represented 9 per cent of the owners but they held 41 per cent of the land. The 37 percent of owners with incomes of less than $10,000 annually held only 13 percent of the land.
Owners in the upper income group are found among residents and non-residents. However, very few non-residents are in the lowest income category. The dominant income class for non-residents was the bottom of the upper income group, $20,000-$49,000. The most dominant income level for residents were the two middle income groups, from $5,000 to $19,999.
High income is associated with large amounts of land. Does land produce high income or does high income purchase land. If what respondents said about the relatively small incidence of income from land is true, then it must be that high income purchases land.
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