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Are you referring to the fact that if the region is dark green (more than 20%) for moving into the top quintile from the bottom, it necessitates that another qu
by elevensies 9y ago
Are you referring to the fact that if the region is dark green (more than 20%) for moving into the top quintile from the bottom, it necessitates that another quintile has a rate less than 20%?
The income quintile boundaries are set nationally, but the movements are divided locally, there is no such requirement for balancing in a single area. In theory, a single location could have 100% of people moving into the national top quintile.
edit: I'm referring to the chart called Rags-to-riches income mobility