Comparing Class Mobility in the U

question 16

Multiple Choice

Comparing class mobility in the U.S. and in other Western countries, the data indicate that

• A) class mobility is higher in the United States than in all other Western countries.
• B) class mobility is lower in the United States than in all other Western countries.
• C) the United States is in the middle regarding class mobility compared to other Western countries.
• D) the United States fluctuates between high and low levels of class mobility depending on which party is in power.
• E) class mobility cannot be measured.

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