Social Stratification, CanadaJames E. Curtis, William G. Scott |
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Page 144
... pattern had reached the fifth decile . Thus , all those below the median can expect no increase in purchasing power ( except from transfer payments ) in future , and may experience declines if the 1951-71 pattern for the lowest deciles ...
... pattern had reached the fifth decile . Thus , all those below the median can expect no increase in purchasing power ( except from transfer payments ) in future , and may experience declines if the 1951-71 pattern for the lowest deciles ...
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... pattern , which we would term " reverse clogs , " might also hold . Some incidence of these two patterns is to be expected merely by chance and according to the principle of regression towards the mean over generations ( Allingham ...
... pattern , which we would term " reverse clogs , " might also hold . Some incidence of these two patterns is to be expected merely by chance and according to the principle of regression towards the mean over generations ( Allingham ...
Page 419
... pattern than that suggested in Table I. Considering respondents who were dissatisfied on both items , first , the most educated respondents generally expressed more nonconfidence , after controls , than did the less educated across the ...
... pattern than that suggested in Table I. Considering respondents who were dissatisfied on both items , first , the most educated respondents generally expressed more nonconfidence , after controls , than did the less educated across the ...
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The Study of Social Stratification | 27 |
Studies in Canadian Social Stratification Dimensions | 87 |
man | 125 |
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