Upward structural mobility, exchange mobility, and subgroup consistent mobility measurement
Upward structural mobility, exchange mobility, and subgroup consistent mobility measurement
We formalize the concept of upward structural mobility and use the framework of subgroup consistent mobility measurement to derive a relative and an absolute measure of mobility that is increasing in upward structural mobility and compatible with the notion of exchange mobility. In our empirical illustration, we contribute substantively to the ongoing debate about mobility rankings between the U.S. and Germany by demonstrating that the U.S. typically does exhibit more upward structural mobility than Germany.
Schluter, Christian
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Van de Gaer, Dirk
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15 January 2010
Schluter, Christian
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Van de Gaer, Dirk
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Schluter, Christian and Van de Gaer, Dirk
(2010)
Upward structural mobility, exchange mobility, and subgroup consistent mobility measurement.
Review of Income and Wealth.
(doi:10.1111/j.1475-4991.2009.00372.x).
Abstract
We formalize the concept of upward structural mobility and use the framework of subgroup consistent mobility measurement to derive a relative and an absolute measure of mobility that is increasing in upward structural mobility and compatible with the notion of exchange mobility. In our empirical illustration, we contribute substantively to the ongoing debate about mobility rankings between the U.S. and Germany by demonstrating that the U.S. typically does exhibit more upward structural mobility than Germany.
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Published date: 15 January 2010
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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/153085
ISSN: 0034-6586
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