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Economic mobility

Economic mobility is the ability of an individual, family or some other group to improve (or lower) their economic status—usually measured in income. Economic mobility is often measured by movement between income quintiles. Economic mobility may be considered a type of social mobility, which is often measured in change in income.

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Economic mobility

Nodes37
Edges36
Triples73
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.054054
Components1

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related to Race · 26
Economic mobility → Americans, Average, Black, Blacks, CDC, Conversely, COVID-19, Disease Control, Educational, Finally, Healthcare, HOLC, However, On, One, Redlining, Research, September, So, The
related to By country · 18
Economic mobility → Africa, Canada, Daniel, Denmark, Economic, Finland, France, Germany, However, In, Isabel, McMurrer, Norway, Sawhill, Sweden, The United States, United Kingdom, United States
related to Education · 14
Economic mobility → According, But, Despite, Even, Family, In, It, Not, Studies, That, Therefore, To, United States, US Census
related to Migration · 12
Economic mobility → About, According, American, But, Census Bureau, Considering, In, People, The, These, Through, United States
is a · 1
Economic mobility → ability of an individual

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mobility income economic education children generation relative families average immigrants parents quintile family quintiles college second lower united states intergenerational

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Economic mobilityis aability of an individual0.90text
education from geographical or neighborhood factorsinstance ofand housing market conditions are included to examine their impact on intergenerational income mobility.To distinguish the effects of endogenous variables0.80text
the authors employ a sophisticated approachinstance ofand housing market conditions are included to examine their impact on intergenerational income mobility.To distinguish the effects of endogenous variables0.80text
Economic mobilityrelated to By countryIn0.60section
Economic mobilityrelated to By countryUnited States0.60section
Economic mobilityrelated to By countryDaniel0.60section
Economic mobilityrelated to By countryMcMurrer0.60section
Economic mobilityrelated to By countryIsabel0.60section
Economic mobilityrelated to By countrySawhill0.60section
Economic mobilityrelated to By countryHowever0.60section
Economic mobilityrelated to By countryThe United States0.60section
Economic mobilityrelated to By countryDenmark0.60section

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