It seems possible, therefore, that social immobility in Germany, whilst being severe, is somewhat less extreme than @OECDeconomy suggests. But

It seems possible, therefore, that social immobility in Germany, whilst being severe, is somewhat less extreme than @OECDeconomy suggests. But the question that @APeichl and his team do not, as far as I can see, address, is the question of international comparison.

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