August 13, 2014
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1:54Now PlayingYou'd think having a last name like Bush, Lords or Tower would help you out when it comes to moving on up in the U.S. But that's not necessarily the case anymore, according to UC Davis Economist Gregory Clark. He argues that thanks in large part to immigration, last names like Gupta, Ejiofor and Shenouda are better indicators of high social status.
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