Practice mode Social Mobility

In modern societies the rate of mobility depends on structural factors and on which other type of factor?

Correct answer B. Individual factors

Explanation

Mobility is shaped by structural conditions, such as the number of jobs available, and by individual factors, such as education, ambition and work habits.

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