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This study assesses whether frequency of residential mobility plays a role in the reproduction of socioeconomic inequality during the transition to adulthood based on two criteria: (1) selection - is there socioeconomic sorting into residential trajectories? - and (2) lack of moderation - is this sorting irreducible to other life events that prompt moves (e.g., changes in employment status)?

The role of residential mobility in reproducing socioeconomic stratification during the transition to adulthood