The data shows that United States has less intergenerational mobility than Germany this data means that the success of the children of United States depends more on the parents income status in comparison to Germany.

Intergeneration mobility is the extent to which the outcomes of the doings of an individual are different in comparison to his or her parents. This basically means the extent to which an individual is gaining something by his own potential.

According to the data United States has less intergeneration mobility in comparison to the intergenerational mobility of Germany.

From this data that outcomes of a children born in United States depends highly on the parents economic and financial status than German kids.

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