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P-ISSN 0048-749X
E-ISSN 1553-0892
Articles
Vol. 17, Issue 2, 1987July 15, 1987 CDT

Income Inequality and Urban-Rural Migration

D.J. Slottje, K.J. Hayes,
urban-rural migrationincome inequalitymigration
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Articles in Vol. 17, Issue 2, 1987

Vol. 17, Issue 2, 1987
  • A Fiscal Impact Model for Virginia Counties
    Brent M. SwallowThomas G. Johnson
  • An Aggregate Model of Manufacturing Firm Migration
    Stephen P. CoelenRobert A. NakosteenMichael A. Zimmer
  • Income Inequality and Urban-Rural Migration
    D.J. SlottjeK.J. Hayes
  • Chamberlin's Solution in a Spatial Market
    Bruce L. BensonRobert M. Feinberg
  • Shortcut Multiplier Formulas for Interregional Input-Output Models
    Joseph L. KatzRoger L. Burford
  • Comments on "Ready-Made" Input-Output Models in Regional Analysis
    William H. MiernykBenjamin H. StevensR.C. JensenHugh W. KnoxJeffrey I. RoundPhillip J. Bourque
  • Regional Input-Output Analysis: A Comparison of Five "Ready-Made" Model Systems
    Sharon M. BruckerSteven E. HastingsWilliam R. Latham III
Review of Regional Studies
Slottje, D.J., and K.J. Hayes. 1987. “Income Inequality and Urban-Rural Migration.” Review of Regional Studies 17 (2): 53–56. https://doi.org/10.52324/001c.9344.
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