Wage mobility, Job mobility and Spatial mobility in the Portuguese economy



Table 9

Wage gains from mobility - 1997/1998

Job mobility

________No________

Yes

Spatial mobility

Spatial mobility

No

Yes

No

Yes

Wage

(ʌvg)

0,06

0,06

0,08

0,10

Hourly wage

(Avg)

0,09

0,09

0,12

0,13

Source: LMEEM(2000)

By firm size (Table 8), we find higher levels of mobility for smaller firms. Analysing
the wage change from 1997 to 1998 both for the total and hourly wage (table 9) we find
that workers that move have higher wage gains. Workers that change employer increase
the wage by 8% against 6% for stayers and those that change employer and workplace
increase their wage by 10%.

Table 10

Job mobility, spatial mobility and industry mobility

Job mobility

______No______

Yes

Spatial mobility

Spatial mobility

No

Yes

No

Yes

Moving into a new establishment

(Total)

20.862

8.607

31.201

9.999

Moving out of a closed
establishment___________________

(Total)

23.665

8.641

27.990

8.913

Changing industry

(Total)

15.565

1.108

27.680

24.963

Source: LMEEM(2000)

Trying to specify more the patterns of mobility, Table 10 allows to classifying movers
into those that move into a new establishment, those that move out of a closed
establishment and those that change industry

11



More intriguing information

1. The name is absent
2. Implementation of Rule Based Algorithm for Sandhi-Vicheda Of Compound Hindi Words
3. Cultural Neuroeconomics of Intertemporal Choice
4. The name is absent
5. The demand for urban transport: An application of discrete choice model for Cadiz
6. Determinants of Household Health Expenditure: Case of Urban Orissa
7. Regional science policy and the growth of knowledge megacentres in bioscience clusters
8. Distortions in a multi-level co-financing system: the case of the agri-environmental programme of Saxony-Anhalt
9. Emissions Trading, Electricity Industry Restructuring and Investment in Pollution Abatement
10. Economie de l’entrepreneur faits et théories (The economics of entrepreneur facts and theories)
11. Activation of s28-dependent transcription in Escherichia coli by the cyclic AMP receptor protein requires an unusual promoter organization
12. Perceived Market Risks and Strategic Risk Management of Food Manufactures: Empirical Results from the German Brewing Industry
13. Cancer-related electronic support groups as navigation-aids: Overcoming geographic barriers
14. IMPLICATIONS OF CHANGING AID PROGRAMS TO U.S. AGRICULTURE
15. An Intertemporal Benchmark Model for Turkey’s Current Account
16. Fiscal Sustainability Across Government Tiers
17. EFFICIENCY LOSS AND TRADABLE PERMITS
18. EXECUTIVE SUMMARIES
19. Second Order Filter Distribution Approximations for Financial Time Series with Extreme Outlier
20. Menarchial Age of Secondary School Girls in Urban and Rural Areas of Rivers State, Nigeria