Table 5.

Effects of Occupational Mobility on Migration in the Past Five Years, Comparison of Single and Married Individuals

Marital Status	College-Educated		Less Than College-Educated
	Men	Women	Men	Women
Never-Married	0.902 (0.052)	0.943 (0.073)	1.01 (0.048)	0.735 (0.046)
N	82,920	81,524	147,487	90,796
Married
No spousal controls	0.717 (0.036)	0.528 (0.043)	0.695 (0.031)	0.486 (0.037)
With spousal controls	0.685 (0.038)	0.366 (0.038)	0.664 (0.029)	0.430 (0.032)
N	211,745	207,796	412,678	416,636

Notes: The table reports average marginal effects of mobility in occupation-education class from the logit model described in Eq. (2), which includes controls for average wage in occupation-education class, age and age squared, presence of children younger than 18, presence of children younger than 6, education level (less than high school, some high school, high school diploma, some college, college degree, master’s degree, professional degree, or doctoral degree), interactions of the education indicators with age, state fixed-effects, and state-urban fixed-effects. In the last row, controls for spouse’s occupational and demographic characteristics are also included. Standard errors are shown in parentheses.