Thesis Abstract

This study aims to explore the relationship between economic education and social mobility, particularly in the context of disadvantaged or marginalized communities. By examining the influence of economic knowledge and skills on individuals' ability to improve their socioeconomic status, the research seeks to address the potential role of education in promoting upward mobility and reducing economic inequality. Through a combination of quantitative analysis and qualitative inquiry, the study will investigate the pathways through which economic education may impact social mobility, considering factors such as financial decision-making, career choices, and access to economic opportunities. The findings will contribute to understanding the broader societal implications of economic education and its potential as a tool for promoting social and economic equity.

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