The Chetty study, conducted by Harvard and

The Chetty study, conducted by Harvard and UC Berkley researchers in 2013, found that Charlotte ranks poorly on factors that most correlate with economic mobility. Of the 50 largest US cities, Charlotte ranked dead last in the odds that our lowest income children and youth will be able to move up the economic ladder as they become adults. In the study, five factors were used to determine inter-generational mobility – segregation, income inequality, school quality, social capital, and family structure. Which factor do you think has the most influence on health status? Does health and health care influence economic mobility?

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