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Equilibrium and Disequilibrium in Migration Modelling

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Gary Hunt
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HUNT G. L. (1993) Equilibrium and disequilibrium in migration modelling, Reg. Studies 27, 341--349. Equilibrium and disequilibrium approaches to migration modelling are elucidated and distinguishing features are identified. Relevant econometric evidence bearing on these distinctions is reviewed. A summary of current knowledge and priorities for future research is presented. HUNT G. L. (1993) Equilibre et déséquilibre dans la modélisation de la migration, Reg. Studies 27, 341--349. On explique deux façons d'aborder la modélisation qui portent sur les notions d'équilibre et de déséquilibre, et on en identifie les caractéristiques particulières. On fait la critique des preuves économétriques relatives à ces particularités. On résume les connaissances actuelles et les priorités pour la recherche future. HUNT G. L. (1993) Gleichgewicht und Ungleichgewicht bei Wanderungsmodellierung, Reg. Studies 27, 341--349. Gleichgewichts- und Ungleichgewichtsansätze zur Wanderungsmodellierung werden erläutert, und unterscheidende Züge werden ermittelt. Relevante ökonometrische, damit im Zusammenhang stehende, Beweise werden besprochen. Eine Zusammenfassung des gegenwärtigen Standes der Wissenschaft sowie Prioritäten für zukünftige Forschung werden aufgezeigt.

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Volume (Year): 27 (1993)
Issue (Month): 4 (January)
Pages: 341-349
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Keywords: Migration; Equilibrium; Disequilibrium; Amenities; Job search; Compensating differentials; Migration; Equilibre;

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