Structural mobility is distinct from individual economic

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Structural mobility is distinct from individual economic mobility. Individual economic mobility depends on

(1) chance (being in the right place at the right time and who you know),

(2) tenure (how long you work in a job) and

(3) merit (education, perseverance, specific forms of knowledge).

A. True B. False

C. Neither true nor false as individual economic mobility has not been well-studied because it is not a structural phenomenon

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