John's father is unemployed and living on welfare, whereas John is the president of his company, an auto parts warehouse. This is an example of intergenerational mobility.

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Intergenerational mobility refers to change in social status or position of an individual or family from one generation to the next. In this case, John has achieved a higher social status than his father, indicating upward intergenerational mobility.

John's Father Is Unemployed and Living on Welfare, Whereas John