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Worker Mobility: Migration, Immigration, and Turnover Chapter 10 Worker Mobility: Migration, Immigration, and Turnover

Table 10.1: Immigrants as a Percentage of the Labor Force, Selected Countries, 2002

Table 10.2: U.S. Migration Rates for People Age 30-34, by Educational Level, 2005 (in percentages)

Figure 10.1: Male Immigrant Earnings Relative to Those of the Native-Born with Similar Labor-Market Experience, by Immigrant Cohort

Table 10.3: Officially Recorded Immigration: 1901 to 2006

Figure 10.2: Demand and Supply of Rough Laborers

Figure 10.3: Demand and Supply of Rough Laborers with a Minimum Wage

Figure 10.4: Market for All Labor Except Unskilled

Table 10.4: Monthly Quit Rates per 100 Workers by Firm Size, Selected Industries (1997-1981 average)

Figure 10.5: The Quit Rate and Labor Market Tightness

Table 10.5: Average Job Tenure, Selected Countries, 1995