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Determinants of Subjective Social Status in South Africa
Frederich Kirsten
,
Ilse Botha
,
Mduduzi Biyase
,
Marinda Pretorius
Accountancy
School of Economics
University of Johannesburg
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Keyphrases
Economic Status
16%
Education Status
16%
High-income
16%
Income Groups
33%
Income Increase
16%
Income Polarization
33%
Influence Factors
16%
Multidimensionality
16%
Objective Factors
33%
Occupational Status
16%
Ordered Probit Regression
16%
Perceived Social Mobility
16%
Polarization Inequality
16%
Population Groups
16%
Race Groups
16%
Racial Inequality
16%
Social Position
16%
Social Status
16%
South Africa
100%
Subjective Factors
16%
Subjective Social Class
16%
Subjective Social Status
100%
Social Sciences
Driving Factor
14%
Education
14%
Middle Class
14%
Racial Inequality
14%
Republic of South Africa
100%
Social Class
14%
Social Mobility
14%
Social Position
14%
Social Status
100%