________: crossing of administrative boundaries, long- distance travel, permanent change in residence.
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Rational actor
________ model: the decision to move is based on the assessment of the long- term benefits of relocation in relation to the long- term costs.
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Census
________: most comprehensive data source for migration.
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Immigrant
________: move into a country.
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Emigrant
________: move out of a country.
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Economic motives
________ are the most important determinants of migration.
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Technological development
________ stimulates migration.
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Conservative movement
________: motivated by the desire to escape the situation that poses a significant threat to the well- being.
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Distance
________- gravity model: different places within some defined geographical system exert differential gravitational pull (attracting potential migrants)
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Non migrants
________: people who changed their address but stayed within the same administrative jurisdiction.
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movement
Innovating ________: motivated by the desire to improve ones socioeconomic status.
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Migrants
________: people who changed address and who moved to a different administrative jurisdiction.
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Neoclassical macroeconomic model
________: differential economic opportunity structures across geographical areas are the key determinants of internal migration patterns.
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Migration
________: is a selective process.
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Migration
crossing of administrative boundaries, long-distance travel, permanent change in residence
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Migrants
people who changed address and who moved to a different administrative jurisdiction
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Non-migrants
people who changed their address but stayed within the same administrative jurisdiction
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Immigrant
move into a country
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Emigrant
move out of a country
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Census
most comprehensive data source for migration
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Innovating movement
motivated by the desire to improve ones socioeconomic status
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Conservative movement
motivated by the desire to escape the situation that poses a significant threat to the well-being
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Distance-gravity model
different places within some defined geographical system exert differential gravitational pull (attracting potential migrants)
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Intervening opportunities model
the number of people moving a given distance is proportional to the number of opportunities at that distance
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Neoclassical macroeconomic model
differential economic opportunity structures across geographical areas are the key determinants of internal migration patterns
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Rational actor model
the decision to move is based on the assessment of the long-term benefits of relocation in relation to the long-term costs
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