A note on the sensitivity of navy first term reenlistment to bonuses, unemployment and relative wages

Les Cohen and Diane Erickson Reedy

Naval Research Logistics Quarterly, 1980, vol. 27, issue 3, 525-528

Abstract: Multiple regression analysis of first term reenlistment rates over the period 1968–1977 confirms previous findings that reenlistment is highly sensitive to unemployment at the time of reenlistment and shortly after enlistment, almost four years earlier. Bonuses, particularly lump sum bonuses, were also shown to be a significant determinant of reenlistment.

Date: 1980
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