Socioeconomic mobility in the United Kingdom

Socioeconomic mobility in the United Kingdom refers to the ability, or the lack of, of citizens of the UK to move from one economic class to another.

History

The NRS developed the NRS social grade, to decide which type of advertising to attract different types of readers. This has been added to by the National Statistics Socio-economic Classification.

The Social Mobility and Child Poverty Commission has commissioned studies on social mobility in the UK,^[1] as has the Sutton Trust.^[2]

Theories	Gilbert model Marxian Mudsill theory New class Spoon class theory Weberian (three-component)
Related topics	Caste Chattering classes Class conflict Class discrimination Classicide Classless society Euthenics Nouveau riche / Parvenu Poverty Ranked society Snobbery Social exclusion Social mobility Social position Social stigma Subaltern

By demographic

By status

By type

Creative	Bohemians Robber baron Russian oligarch Business magnate Overclass Superclass
Middle	Lower middle class Upper middle class Bourgeoisie Petite bourgeoisie
Working	Working poor Proletariat Lumpenproletariat
Warrior	Harii Kshatriya Yadav Nair Hashashin Knight Vanniyar Samurai Cuāuh Ocēlōtl Spartiate
Under	Outcast Outlaw Peasant / Serf Slave Untouchable
Upper	Bourgeoisie Elite Gentry Global elite Nobility Old money
Ruling	Aristocracy Hanseaten Patrician Royal family
Intellectual	Knowledge worker

By country or region

Affluence American Dream Conflict Social class in American history
Classes	Lower Middle (Mexican-American, Black) Upper Under
Income	Household Inequality Personal Poverty
Standard of living	Educational attainment Homelessness Home ownership Wealth

Other countries
or regions

Historic

Chronology	Formation Georgian era Victorian era Edwardian era First World War Interwar Second World War UK since 1945 (social history)
By topic	Economic Empire Maritime Military

Administrative	Countries of the United Kingdom Crown dependencies Overseas territories City status Towns Former colonies
Physical	British Isles terminology Great Britain Coastline Geology Northern Ireland Lakes and lochs Mountains Rivers Volcanoes
Resources	Energy/Renewable energy Biodiesel Coal Geothermal Hydraulic frac. Hydroelectricity Marine North Sea oil Solar Wind Food Agriculture Fishing English Scottish Hunting Materials Flora Forestry Mining

Constitution Courts Elections Foreign relations History Human rights Intersex LGBT Transgender Judiciary Law Law enforcement Legislation Monarchy monarchs Nationality Parliament House of Commons House of Lords Political parties
Government	Cabinet list Civil service Departments Prime Minister list
Military	Royal Navy Army Royal Air Force Weapons of mass destruction

Society

Affordability of housing Crime Demography Drug policy Education Ethnic groups Health care Immigration Innovation Languages Poverty Food banks Prostitution Public holidays Social care Social structure
Culture	Art Cinema Cuisine Identity Literature Media television Music Religion Sport Symbols Theatre

England	History social timeline Geography Politics Law Economy tourism Education Health care Culture Religion Symbols
Northern Ireland	History Geography Politics Assembly Executive First Minister and deputy Law Economy tourism Education Health care Culture Religion Symbols
Scotland	History timeline Geography Politics Parliament Government First Minister Law Economy tourism Education Health care Culture Religion Symbols
Wales	History Geography Welsh Government Politics Assembly First Minister Law Economy tourism Education Health care Culture Religion Symbols

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