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In this study we arrive at a closed form expression for measuring vectorassortativity in networks motivated by our use-case which is to observepatterns of social mobility in a society. Based on existing works on socialmobility within economics literature, and social reproduction within sociologyliterature, we motivate the construction of an occupational network structureto observe mobility patterns. Basing on existing literature, over thisstructure, we define mobility as assortativity of occupations attributed by therepresentation of categories such as gender, geography or social groups. Wecompare the results from our vector assortativity measure and averaged scalarassortativity in the Indian context, relying on NSSO 68th round on employmentand unemployment. Our findings indicate that the trends indicated by our vectorassortativity measure is very similar to what is indicated by the averagedscalar assortativity index. We discuss some implications of this work andsuggest future directions.

Occupational Network Structure and Vector Assortativity for illustrating patterns of social mobility