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Yes, economic inequality is a barrier to social mobility because families of the middle class or those from lower-income backgrounds do not have access to good quality education, which limits their chances of moving up or achieving mobility. Economic inequality also affects professional networks and career opportunities. If your family has good connections, there is a greater chance that their daughter or child will have more opportunities to find work. As a result, inequality tends to be passed down from one generation to the next.
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Yes, economic inequality is a barrier to social mobility because families of the middle class or the level is a poor class, it’s lower income backgrounds, they don’t have a good quality, they don’t have access even to the education, which will limit their chances to going up or doing the mobility. And also economic inequality also affects that to the professional networks and the career opportunities. Because if your family has a good networking, Here is a chance that their daughter or their child will get more chances to get the work. So as a result, inequality tends to be passed down from the generation to the next.
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