World Inequality Lab @wid.world · Jun 18 Spain ranks in the lower-middle range in international comparisons of intergenerational mobility. In Spain, only 10% of children from the bottom 20% reach the top 20%, while over 60% of those born in the top 20% remain in the top half. It’s slightly better than the US, but not as good as Sweden. 3/7
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Intergenerational mobility has declined between people born in the early 1980s and those born in the early 1990s. The 2008 economic crisis hit young people from poorer families especially hard when they entered the job market. [4/7]