Research on the Factors Affecting Mobility Rate Across States in the United States

Mobility rates contribute to social stability and development, so it is meaningful to study the factors that influence mobility rates. This paper uses data from the United States from 2011 to 2021 across different states, first, finding that people who have the characteristics of being single, highly educated, or renting to live have relatively higher mobility rates. Regression models were then used to analyze the impact on mobility rates from various factors, including demographics, economics, weather, education, and geographic factors. These results can be instructive for local governments aiming to improve mobility rates and provide some ideas for those who want to research mobility rates in depth.