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Having a venerable name can be a key to upward mobility

By Michael Barone
Published March 19, 2014 12:00am ET
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Having a venerable name can be a key to upward mobility
Here’s one school of thought: America used to be a land with great upward social mobility, but isn’t any more. Here’s another: America never was a land with great upward social mobility. Which do you believe? Keep in mind that your answer will have significant implications for public policy. Most politicians, of both the Right […]

Here’s one school of thought: America used to be a land with great upward social mobility, but isn’t any more.

Here’s another: America never was a land with great upward social mobility.

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