Migration regional equilibrium and the estimation of compensating differentials.

Greenwood Mj · Hunt Gl · Rickman Ds · Treyz Gi

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Migration and Labor Dynamics Regional Economics and Spatial Analysis Regional Socio-Economic Development Trends

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In this study we have developed an improved model of net migration that encompasses both equilibrium and disequilibrium components. Instrumental-variables fixed-effects estimates of the model with time-series data for 51 areas [in the United States] over the period 1971-1988 support the importance of both equilibrium and disequilibrium factors in migration. (EXCERPT)

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