Compare the aspirational goals of a boy from a rich urban family and a girl.

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Compare the aspirational goals of a boy from a rich urban family and a girl.


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The aspirational goals of urban boys and urban girls can be different or sometimes conflicting. 

(i) A boy from a rich urban family: He would like to take good education from a reputed educational institute, probably use good brand mobile, a laptop, an ipod or a mobile of his own with branded clothes. 

(ii) A girl from a rich urban family: She should be able to pursue her studies abroad, gets as much freedom as her brother and should be able to decide what she wants to do. She would like to go for professional education and then pursue a job.

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