Table 7.

Mobility Contrast Model Results: Educational and Occupational Mobility Effects on Fertility among US-Born White Men, OCG-1 and GSS 1974–2018

OCG-1					GSS
Origin	Education Destination				Origin	Education Destination
	<HS	HS	Col			<HS	HS	Col
<HS	—	0.038	−0.016		<HS	—	−0.211 **	−0.273 ***
HS	−0.051	—	−0.114 *		HS	0.253 **	—	−0.011
Col	−0.078	−0.168*	—		Col	−0.537 ***	−0.073	—
Deviance	8176.6				Deviance	7328.0
AIC	19682.7				AIC	7348.5
Origin	Occupation Destination				Origin	Occupation Destination
	LM	UM	LWC	UWC		LM	UM	LWC	UWC
LM	—	−0.019	−0.093	−0.080	LM	—	0.043	0.010	−0.024
UM	−0.012	—	0.151	0.004	UM	0.003	—	0.055	−0.019
LWC	0.085	0.127	—	0.105	LWC	−0.078	−0.038	—	−0.027
UWC	−0.044	−0.079	−0.029	—	UWC	0.005	−0.074	−0.135 **	—
Deviance	7970.8				Deviance	7411.3
AIC	19477.7				AIC	7448.3

Note: Table figures represent mobility contrast estimates from loglinear Mobility Contrast Models. AIC: Akaike information criterion. Deviance and AIC statistics are compared with an intercept-only model. OCG-1: Occupational Changes in a Generation Study in 1962. GSS: General Social Survey. For OCG-1, <HS: none or elementary; HS: 1–4 years’ high school; Col: some college or more. For GSS, <HS: less than high school; HS: high school graduate; Col: college graduate. LM: lower manual; UM: upper manual; LWC: lower white-collar; UWC: upper white-collar.

^***: p<0.001

^**: p<0.01

^*: p<0.05.