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Economic inequality is a barrier to social mobility from "summary" of The Economics of Poverty and Discrimination by Bradley R. Schiller

Economic inequality can act as a significant barrier to social mobility in society. When there are large disparities in income and wealth, individuals from lower-income backgrounds may face challenges in moving up the social ladder. These inequalities can limit the opportunities available to those at the bottom of the economic hierarchy, making it harder for them to improve their circumstances and achieve upward mobility. One way in which economic inequality hinders social mobility is through unequal access to resources and opportunities. Individuals born into wealthier families often have access to better education, healthcare, and other resources that can help them succeed in life. On the other hand, those born into poverty may not have the same access to these resources, putting them at a disadvantage from the start. Further...
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    The Economics of Poverty and Discrimination

    Bradley R. Schiller

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