I said the combined economy of OVERSEAS Chinese, not Mainland Chinese. It is said that the 60+ million has a GDP of 4-5 trillion dollars which translated to 83k per capita. Can't you read? You moved the goal posts several times and refused to answer your lies and I still humor you .Anyway, here's something for you to chew at:
"For the Hmong, 89% lived in households that received some kind of cash public assistance, 81% in households receiving food stamps, 14% in households receiving some SSI and 89% in households receiving medical aid. At that time, according to the same survey, 48% of refugees paid $350-$400 a month in rent—the low end of county rental rates."
http://content.cdlib.org/xtf/view?docId=hb729006x5&doc.view=frames&chunk.id=ss1.18&toc.depth=1&toc.id=ch03&brand=calisphere
In general from Appleton, Wisconsin to orange County CA, Hmongs are mostly on welfare and not many have jobs that paid more than minimum wages.
