“…Scholars have reported inequalities in the ability to comply with NPIs, showing that richer states (M. Lee et al, 2020), regions (Pullano et al, 2020), health areas (Lee et al, 2021), municipalities (Dokhov & Topnikov, 2021), neighbourhoods (Checa et al, 2020) and citizens (Bracarense & Oliveira, 2021) around the world reduced their mobility levels more than their poorer counterparts. In some cases, people with higher SES also started reducing their mobility before the enactment of the NPIs (Checa et al, 2020; Lee et al, 2021; Sun et al, 2022), suggesting not only that they had access to cultural capital that allowed them to recognize the implications of the spread of the pandemic earlier than the rest (Checa et al, 2020) but also that their jobs were more easily adaptable to working from home (Angell & Potoglou, 2022).…”