A short heuristic-mathematical Model of Social Mobility based in Kermack-McKendrick hypothesis
Un breve modelo heurístico-matemático de movilidad social basado en la hipótesis de Kermack-McKendrick
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The following manuscript analyzes the relationship between social mobility, heuristics, and the proposal of a model of epidemiological origin (Kermack-McKendrick Hypothesis -KMH), which can become a tool for the analysis of conditions improve aspects related to income distribution as a fundamental tool for the advancement of social mobility. The text considers that the proposed model considers the possibilities embodied by the contribution of other disciplines to economic science and mainly concerning the study of the factors that affect social mobility, generally associated with variables such as the level of education. Likewise, heuristics constitute an essential tool to search for new ways of analyzing the economic reality, as far as social mobility is concerned.
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