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Economic mobility—the ability to move up or down the economic ladder within a lifetime or from one generation to the next—is fundamental to the American Dream.
As policymakers seek to foster equality of opportunity, it is critical that their decisions be based on robust and nonpartisan research and analysis. Pew’s research answers questions about the extent to which mobility is affected by race, gender, education, personal savings, and geography.
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The share of Americans who are in the middle class is smaller than it used to be. In 1971, 61% of Americans lived in middle-class households. By 2023, the share had fallen to 51%, according to a new Pew Research Center analysis of government data. As a result, Americans are more apart than before financially.
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