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31 countries where the 'American Dream' is more attainable than in the US
31 countries where the 'American Dream' is more attainable than in the US
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2019-08-19T00:29:00+05:30
2019-08-19T00:28:03+05:30
31 countries where the 'American Dream' is more attainable than in the US
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Aug 19, 2019, 00:29 IST
31. Ireland: 12.9% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
31. Ireland: 12.9% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
31. Ireland: 12.9% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
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30. Italy: 13.0% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
30. Italy: 13.0% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
30. Italy: 13.0% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
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29. Hungary: 13.3% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
29. Hungary: 13.3% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
29. Hungary: 13.3% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
28. Latvia: 13.3% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
28. Latvia: 13.3% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
28. Latvia: 13.3% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
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27. Croatia: 13.9% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
27. Croatia: 13.9% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
27. Croatia: 13.9% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
26. France: 14.9% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
26. France: 14.9% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
26. France: 14.9% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
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25. Switzerland: 14.9% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
25. Switzerland: 14.9% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
25. Switzerland: 14.9% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
24. Spain: 15.0% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
24. Spain: 15.0% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
24. Spain: 15.0% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
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23. Poland: 15.0% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
23. Poland: 15.0% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
23. Poland: 15.0% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
22. Austria: 15.1% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
22. Austria: 15.1% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
22. Austria: 15.1% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
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21. Belgium: 15.3% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
21. Belgium: 15.3% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
21. Belgium: 15.3% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
20. Finland: 15.6% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
20. Finland: 15.6% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
20. Finland: 15.6% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
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19. Lithuania: 15.7% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
19. Lithuania: 15.7% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
19. Lithuania: 15.7% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
18. Slovak Republic: 15.7% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
18. Slovak Republic: 15.7% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
18. Slovak Republic: 15.7% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
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17. Norway: 15.9% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
17. Norway: 15.9% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
17. Norway: 15.9% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
16. Australia: 16.1% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
16. Australia: 16.1% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
16. Australia: 16.1% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
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15. Portugal: 16.3% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
15. Portugal: 16.3% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
15. Portugal: 16.3% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
14. Canada: 16.3% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
14. Canada: 16.3% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
14. Canada: 16.3% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
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13. Taiwan: 16.3% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
13. Taiwan: 16.3% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
13. Taiwan: 16.3% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
12. Czech Republic: 16.7% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
12. Czech Republic: 16.7% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
12. Czech Republic: 16.7% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
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11. Israel: 16.8% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
11. Israel: 16.8% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
11. Israel: 16.8% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
10. South Korea: 17.0% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
10. South Korea: 17.0% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
10. South Korea: 17.0% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
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9. Netherlands: 17.1% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
9. Netherlands: 17.1% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
9. Netherlands: 17.1% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
8. Germany: 17.1% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
8. Germany: 17.1% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
8. Germany: 17.1% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
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7. Estonia: 17.6% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
7. Estonia: 17.6% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
7. Estonia: 17.6% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
6. Japan: 18.1% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
6. Japan: 18.1% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
6. Japan: 18.1% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
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5. Sweden: 18.5% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
5. Sweden: 18.5% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
5. Sweden: 18.5% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
4. United Kingdom: 18.6% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
4. United Kingdom: 18.6% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
4. United Kingdom: 18.6% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
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3. Slovenia: 19.2% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
3. Slovenia: 19.2% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
3. Slovenia: 19.2% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
2. Denmark: 21.1% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
2. Denmark: 21.1% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
2. Denmark: 21.1% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
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1. Cyprus: 22.8% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
1. Cyprus: 22.8% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
1. Cyprus: 22.8% of children with parents in the bottom half ended up in the top quarter.
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