Chances for upward mobility in the U.S.are no better,and in some cases worse,than they are in other industrialized countries.

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Studies and data have shown that the U.S. has lower levels of social mobility compared to other industrialized countries like Canada and many European nations. Factors such as income inequality, lack of access to quality education and healthcare, and systemic racism contribute to the limited opportunities for upward mobility in the U.S.

Chances for Upward Mobility in the U