Economic Mobility

Economic mobility refers to an individual's ability to move up or down the economic ladder, typically measured in terms of income, wealth, or occupation. It represents the potential for upward or downward social and economic mobility within a society.

Sample Sentences:

1. Many people believe that access to quality education is crucial for economic mobility.
2. The government has implemented policies to promote upward economic mobility for low-income families.
3. Economic mobility can be affected by various factors such as job opportunities, social class, and economic policies.

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