While inequality rose, study finds economic mobility hasn't changed in 40 years

Across the last four decades, upward mobility hasn't declined in the United States, but it also hasn't improved, according to a new paper written by a group of economists. Jeffrey Brown discusses that stagnation and possible contributing factors with Raj Chetty of Harvard University, one of the authors of the study.

http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/business/jan-june14/mobility_01-24.html
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While inequality rose, study finds economic mobility hasn't changed in 40 years

While inequality rose, study finds economic mobility hasn't changed in 40 years

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