**Table 5 – Transition flows between public and private sectors (% of total transitions)**

|Urb|an|||||||Ru|ral|||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|Male||Fem|ale|||M|ale|||Female||
|<br>07/0<br>08/0<br>09/1<br>10/1|07/0|<br>08/0|<br>09/1|10/1|07/0|<br>08/0|<br>09/1|10/1|07/0|<br>08/0<br>09/1|10/1|
|8<br>9<br>0<br>1|8|9|0|1|8|9|0|1|8|9<br>0|1|
|In-->Priv<br>17<br>16<br>15<br>16|29|28|28|28|29|31|29|26|50|49<br>52|51|
|In-->Pub<br>1<br>1<br>1<br>1|1|1|2|2|0|0|0|0|0|0<br>0|0|
|In-->Un<br>10<br>9<br>10<br>9|14|13|13|14|6|5|6|5|1|2<br>2|2|
|Priv-->In<br>14<br>15<br>15<br>14|26|27|25|27|25|24|24|25|46|46<br>43|44|
|Priv-->Pub<br>4<br>4<br>3<br>4|2|2|2|2|1|2|2|2|0|0<br>0||
|Priv-->Un<br>18<br>18<br>18<br>17|5|6|6|6|16|14|13|15|0|1<br>1|1|
|Pub-->In<br>2<br>2<br>2<br>3|2|2|2|2|0|0|0|0|0|0<br>0|0|
|Pub-->Priv<br>4<br>4<br>6<br>3|2|2|2|2|2|2|2|3|0|0<br>0|0|
|Pub-->Un<br>0<br>0<br>0<br>0|0|0|0|0|0|0|0||0|||
|Un-->In<br>6<br>6<br>7<br>5|12|12|12|12|2|2|2|2|1|1<br>1|1|
|Un-->Priv<br>24<br>25<br>22<br>26|6|7|8|6|19|19|22|21|1|1<br>1|1|
|Un-->Pub<br>1<br>1<br>1<br>1|1|0|0|1|0|0|0|0|||0|
|_Upward_<br>_56_<br>_55_<br>_55_<br>_56_<br>|_53_|_52_|_53_|_52_|_56_|_58_|_59_|_55_|_52_|_52_<br>_55_|_54_|
|_Total (% of_||||||||||||
|<br>_o)_<br>_17_<br>_16_<br>_16_<br>_15_|_13_|_11_|_11_|_11_|_13_|_12_|_12_|_12_|_25_|_22_<br>_21_|_21_|
|_pp._<br> <br> <br> <br> <br>Source: Authors’ estimations from L<br>The quarterly transitions (Figure 8<br>accentuated in rural area as compa<br>females’ trend in both urban and rur<br>trend has several negative spells in<br>downwards mobility between public<br>sectors. The mobility in Figure 8 is al<br>we can say is that the private sector<br>unemployed while the public sector<br>clearly taken up early on in life and th<br>**Figure 8 – Net Quarterly Upward**<br>**total transitions)**<br>|<br>FSs 20<br>) co<br>red to<br>al are<br>both<br>and<br>most<br>perfo<br>perfo<br>ey are<br>**Tra**|<br>07-201<br>nfirm<br>urba<br>as and<br>urban<br>privat<br>entirel<br>rms be<br>rms be<br>for lif<br>**nsition**|<br>1. Pri<br>these<br>n area<br>show<br>and<br>e sect<br>y expl<br>tter th<br>tter i<br>e.<br>**s bet**|<br>v.=Pr<br>trend<br>s. Th<br>s only<br>rural<br>ors as<br>ained<br>an th<br>n attr<br>**ween**|<br>ivate; P<br>s and<br>e male<br>one n<br>areas.<br>there<br>by the<br>e publ<br>acting<br>**Publi**|<br>ub.=<br>sho<br>s’ tre<br>egativ<br>Howe<br>is al<br>move<br>ic sect<br>the ne<br>**c, Pri**|<br>Public.<br>w som<br>nd alm<br>e spell<br>ver, w<br>most n<br>ments<br>or in a<br>w grad<br>**vate a**<br>|<br> <br>e sea<br>ost i<br>over<br>e can<br>o mo<br>from<br>ttract<br>uates<br>**nd In**<br>|<br>sonal<br>nvariab<br>all whe<br>not tal<br>bility<br>inactiv<br>ing the<br>. Publi<br>**activit**|<br> <br>variations,<br>ly dominat<br>reas the fe<br>k of upwar<br>between th<br>ity to activit<br>inactive an<br>c sector jo<br>**y Sectors (**|<br>more<br>e the<br>males’<br>ds or<br>e two<br>y. All<br>d the<br>bs are<br>**% of**|
|**Urban**|||||||**R**|**ural**||||
|3000<br>35.00||||3000<br>35.00||||||||
|25.00<br>.||||25.00<br>.||||||||
|20.00||||20.00||||||||
|0.00<br>5.00<br>10.00<br>15.00||||0.00<br>5.00<br>10.00<br>15.00||||||||
|-5.00||||-5.00||||||||
|-1000||||-1000||||||||
|.<br>q1<br>q2<br>q3<br>q4<br>q1<br>q2<br>q3<br>q4<br>q1<br>q2<br>q|3<br>q4<br>q|1<br>q2<br>q3|q4|.|q1<br>q2<br>|q3<br>q4<br>|q1<br>q2<br>q|3<br>q4<br>q|1<br>q2<br>q3|q4<br>q1<br>q2<br>q3|q4|
|07/08<br>08/09<br>09/10<br>Male<br>Females||10/11|||07/0|8|08/09<br>Male|F|09/10<br>emales|10/11||

Source: Authors’ estimations from LFSs 2007-2011.

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