Many people are optimistic that the many lost jobs in the United States in the recession of the late 2000s will be replaced with others. However, even if the optimists are right, the shift in the economy may permanently alter the class status of many. This is due to the fact that the jobs being lost are largely in manufacturing and new jobs are often in information technology. This suggests that the newly unemployed will have trouble competing for newly created jobs. If this is the case, what is it called?

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Justice Parrish

Social Studies

14 January, 12:34

Many people are optimistic that the many lost jobs in the United States in the recession of the late 2000s will be replaced with others. However, even if the optimists are right, the shift in the economy may permanently alter the class status of many. This is due to the fact that the jobs being lost are largely in manufacturing and new jobs are often in information technology. This suggests that the newly unemployed will have trouble competing for newly created jobs. If this is the case, what is it called?

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Mylee Clayton · Answer 1

Structural mobility

Explanation:

Structural mobility -

It is a type of vertical mobility, it is the mobility which are due to the changes in the stratification hierarchy, is known as the structural mobility.

It is the movement of any specific class or group vertically up in the system of stratification.

Hence, from the question data, the case shown is regarding Structural mobility.