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    Intergenerational correlations, fathers and sons, U.S., U.K., Europe, and Scandinavia

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    The role of education and education-based wage differentials on intergenerational mobility

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    Estimated correlations between sons’ and parents’ incomes, 1950-2000

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    Income quartile of the entering class at top universities and community colleges

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    Probability for daughters of fathers in bottom 20% to escape bottom 40%

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    College completion by income status and 8th grade test scores

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    Probability of sons of fathers in bottom 20% to escape bottom 40%

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    Intergenerational mobility by college education

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    Cumulative growth in family income volatility since 1973

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    Probability that children born in bottom income quartile end up in either lowest or highest income quartile as adults

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    Share of families that experience a 50% or greater drop in income

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    Likelihood that low-income son ends up above various income thresholds, depending on estimated ease of mobility

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    Education correlations of parents and children

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    Percent of children who end up in the bottom fifth as adults based on parent’s income

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