Retention of metropolitan-to-nonmetropolitan labor-force migrants

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Veröffentlicht in:	New directions in urban-rural migration
1. Verfasser:	Carpenter, Edwin H. (VerfasserIn)
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Veröffentlicht:	1980
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Using administrative records for migration analysis : potential and pitfalls	1980	Renshaw, Vernon
New strategies for processing large data files in migration research	1980	Gilchrist, C. Jack
The Ozark-Quachita uplands : Growth and consequences	1980	Dailey jr., George H.
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Migration decision making among nonmetropolitan-bound migrants	1980	Williams, James D.
The demand for public goods as a factor in the nonmetropolitan migration turnaround	1980	Stevens, Joe B.
The rural population turnaround : Research and national public policy	1980	Deavers, Kenneth L.
The changing nature of rural employment	1980	Beale, Calvin L.
Retention of metropolitan-to-nonmetropolitan labor-force migrants	1980	Carpenter, Edwin H.
Population redistribution in the United States during the 1970s	1980	Wardwell, John M.
Toward a theory of urban-rural migration in the developed world	1980	Wardwell, John M.
The effect of trends in economic structures on population change in rural areas	1980	Bender, Lloyd D.
Effects of turnaround migration on community structure in Maine	1980	Ploch, Louis A.
Migrant-native differences in social background and community satisfaction in nonmetropolitan Utah communities	1980	Stinner, William F.