Downward mobility, opportunity hoarding and the 'glass floor'
Gardado en:
McKnight, A., Downward mobility, opportunity hoarding and the 'glass floor'. Londres, Social Mobility & Child Poverty Commission, 2015, 61 p.
Ref.
504186
Localización:
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Palabras clave:
Pobreza, Movilidad social, Clase social, Inteligencia, Desarrollo cognitivo, Nivel de ingresos, Transmisión, Efectos, Reino Unido
Pobreza, Movilidad social, Clase social, Inteligencia, Desarrollo cognitivo, Nivel de ingresos, Transmisión, Efectos, Reino Unido
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