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social mobility
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social mobility,
the process of moving upward or downward in the social hierarchy.


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Nonetheless, given the data on income mobility and household consumption, even most of the poor are doing better, so that income must be coming from somewhere.
Three contemporary economic myths about income and material well being by Horwitz, Steven / Journal of Private Enterprise
The intergenerational earnings and income mobility of Canadian men: Evidence from longitudinal income tax data.
Do the rich save more? A new view based on intergenerational transfers by Fan, C. Simon / Southern Economic Journal
However, Emmanuel Saez, Jae Song, and I study longitudinal Social Security earnings data that allow us to trace the same individual over long periods of time and therefore to understand how income mobility has evolved over the past 50 years (and with less detail since 1937).
Estate taxation by Kopczuk, Wojciech / NBER Reporter
 
 
 
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