Figure 3HIntergenerational correlations between the earnings of fathers and sons in OECD countriesNote: The higher the intergenerational elasticity, the lower the extent of mobility. Source: Adapted from Corak (2011, Figure 1) Share on Facebook Tweet this chart EmbedCopy the code below to embed this chart on your website.<iframe width="100%" height="460" src="https://www.epi.org?p=28905&view=embed&embed_template=charts_v2013_08_21&embed_date=20241011&onp=28905&utm_source=epi_press&utm_medium=chart_embed&utm_campaign=charts_v2" frameborder="0"></iframe> Download image Previous chart: « SWA2014-Mobility | Figure 3G | Likelihood that sons of low-earning fathers end up above various earnings thresholds as adults, depending on estimated ease of mobility Next chart: Share of sons of fathers in the bottom earnings fifth ending up in the bottom or top two-fifths as adults, by country »