Table 8.

A Summary of Intergenerational Social Mobility Research

Models	Composition	Mobility	Demography	Methods	Exemplary Prior Research
Classic Mobility Models	One-Sex	Two-Generation	No	Markov chain models	Prais (1955)
				Mobility tables and path analysis	Blau and Duncan (1967); Featherman and Hauser (1978)
				OLS models	Hout (2018)
				Loglinear models	DiPrete (1990); Erikson and Goldthorpe (1992); Grusky and Hauser (1984); Hout (1988); Jonsson et al. (2009); Torche (2011); Yamaguchi (1987); Xie (1992)
				Log-log regression	Behrman and Taubman (1985); Landersø and Heckman (2017); Mazumder (2005); Mitnik and Grusky (2017); Solon (1992)
	One-Sex	Multiple-Generation	No	Loglinear models	Chan and Boliver (2013)
				Survival analysis	Zeng and Xie (2014)
				Rank-rank regression	Pfeffer and Killewald (2017)
				Log-log regression	Long and Ferrie (2018); Solon (2014, 2018);
	Two-Sex	Two-Generation	No	Loglinear models	Beller (2009)
				Rank-rank regression	Chetty et al. (2014)
				Log-log regression	Lee and Solon (2009)
	Two-Sex	Multiple-Generation	No	Path analysis	Warren and Hauser (1997)
				Variance component model	Jæger (2012)
Joint Demography-Mobility Models	One-Sex	Two-Generation	Yes	Markov chain models	Matras (1961); Preston (1974); Mare (1997) Mare and Maralani (2006); Maralani (2013)
	One-Sex	Multiple-Generation	Yes	Markov chain models	Mare and Song (2014)
	Two-Sex	Two-Generation	Yes	Markov chain models	Preston and Campbell (1993)
	Two-Sex	Multiple-Generation	Yes	Markov chain models	Song and Mare (2017)