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Are American rates of social mobility exceptionally high? New evidence on an old issue

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Intergenerational and Educational Inequality Studies Labor market dynamics and wage inequality Social and Cultural Dynamics

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ROBERT ERIKSON, JOHN H. GOLDTHORPE; Are American rates of social mobility exceptionally high? New evidence on an old issue, European Sociological Review, V

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