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He argues that rather than focusing solely on the narrative of "haves" versus "have-nots," we must recognize that many individuals classified as impoverished today possess luxuries that were once unattainable for the wealthier classes of previous generations. For instance, modern low-income households often own automobiles, televisions, and air conditioning units—basic amenities that were rare or nonexistent for wealthier individuals just a few decades prior.