Mobility in Latin America: Doing better than parents but not peers
Mobility in Latin America: Doing better than parents but not peers
In a promising sign of economic mobility across generations, access to education has grown leaps and bounds in Latin America and the Caribbean in recent decades, more so, in fact, than any other region.
From Weforum.org
Today more children are going to school for a longer time – and are therefore more educated and prone to have better incomes – than their parents before them.
Yet this apparent…
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