During the 1980s, geographical mobility became of critical importance, because of the great socioeconomic changes, advancements and it was the beginning of globalization. The social paradigm of the old stratification system has somewhat shifted as economic liberation increased. More people were able to achieve wealth, thereby extending the middle class. According to Massey (2005) most people move from their place of origin into other regions within the same country, in search of better jobs and wages. The geographic regions, where people migrate were more developed and less stratified, making it easier for persons to become professionals. The increase off multiple multinational corporations associated with the manufacturing industries,
