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From Getting Ahead to Staying Ahead: Reference Points and Repeated Investment in Status Maintenance
As rapid technological change reshapes the skills employers demand and increases the importance of post-entry human capital accumulation, including reskilling, educational attainment no longer determines a person's position once and for all at labor-market entry. Research on stratification has nonet
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