If labor market changes may lead to the rise of an occupational group within the social hierarchy it is_____________?

Correct answer: D. Structural mobility

  • A. None of these
  • B. Inter-generational
  • C. Intra-generational
  • D. Structural mobility

Explanation

Structural mobility occurs when changes in the labour market or economy alter the number and status of occupational positions available to a group. It results from changes in the social structure, not merely from an individual’s career movement.

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