Relationship between the probability that a worker experiences labor market churn (in a given month and for three consecutive months) and the worker's predicted wage

realwage churn Experiencing churn in a given month Experiencing churn every month for 3 months
7.480884 9.7901%
9.187807 10.5088%
10.47396 9.3662%
11.63589 8.1423%
12.68453 6.9709%
13.64466 5.9325%
14.48068 5.2303%
15.2132 4.8484%
15.89337 4.6669%
16.61739 4.5671%
17.37792 4.4482%
18.19302 4.1060%
19.06374 4.0023%
20.04742 3.7575%
21.32327 3.6075%
22.96903 3.5500%
25.00872 3.5918%
27.62886 3.2848%
30.61915 2.7366%
35.92942 2.1860%
7.480884 21.9102% 
9.187807 23.4950% 
10.47396 20.8331% 
11.63589 18.1116% 
12.68453 15.4632% 
13.64466 13.1537% 
14.48068 11.5970% 
15.2132 10.7341% 
15.89337 10.3792% 
16.61739 10.1731% 
17.37792 9.8683% 
18.19302 9.1003% 
19.06374 8.8977% 
20.04742 8.3930% 
21.32327 8.0474% 
22.96903 7.9163% 
25.00872 7.9330% 
27.62886 7.2738% 
30.61915 6.0991% 
35.92942 4.8904% 

Notes: Churn is a transition from employment to nonemployment or nonemployment to employment in a given month. The real wage is predicted by demographic characteristics.

Source: Real wage bins and churn rates derive calculated from monthly linked observations in the CPS, 1998–2016

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