The Dynamics of U.S. Internal Migration

Interregional migration and housing structure in an East European transition country: A view of Lithuania 2001–2008

“…The linear regression model is widely applied for analyses of migratory flows at municipality level, see Treyz et al (1993), Hazans (2003), Fidrmuc (2004,) Hamalainen and Bockerman (2004). In line with this, a linear regression model is used to estimate the relationship between migration flows and housing sector characteristics.…”

Well-Being across America

“…It rests on the assumptions of sufficiently low mobility costs and sufficiently accurate levels of information about what it would be like to live in another state. 4 It is also possible that the proposition holds only after a considerable adjustment period (Treyz et al, 1993). If the economist's arbitrage theory across regions is correct and well-being data are a useful proxy for utility, then its prediction should be detectable in an empirical test for state-by-state equality of well-being for a person of given characteristics.…”

Forward-looking and myopic regional Computable General Equilibrium models: How significant is the distinction?

“…The migration model assumes the form specified in Layard et al (1991) and Treyz et al (1993) where the net migration flow is taken to be positively related to the gap between the log of regional and national ( w N /cpi N ) real wages, and negatively related to the difference between the log of regional and national, (u N ), unemployment rates:…”