The regional labor market adjustment process: Determinants of changes in rates of labor force participation, unemployment, and migration

Abstract This paper employs a simultaneous-equations model to examine the regional labor market adjustment process for a sample of United States counties over the 1960–1970 period. The interaction between employment change and migration is well known, but that between employment change and labor for...
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Autor*in:	Chalmers, James A. [verfasserIn] Greenwood, Michael J.

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Erschienen:	1985

Schlagwörter:	Labor Market Labor Force Environmental Economic Urban Planning Labor Force Participation

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