Titlebook: Interregional Migration; Dynamic Theory and C Wolfgang Weidlich,Günter Haag Book 1988 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1988 Germany.Italy.

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Israel affected by dramatic “catastrophic” changes caused by huge waves of immigration. These waves doubled the Jewish population in the first three years. During the next three decades the volume of massive immigration was substantial though not such as in the period 1948–1951 [7.1].

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Swedenhe basic unit in this statistical system is the parish, of which there are about 2,570. Usually, these are aggregated into much larger units for statistical purposes, such as the 280 municipalities, 70 labour market regions or to 24 counties. In a more cursory analysis the counties may be aggregated

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Tests of Significance in the Ranking Regression Analysisoduce statistical tests. A first impression of the quality of adjustment is already given by the graphical representation of theoretical versus empirical migration flows as shown in Figures 3.1 and 3.2. It is obvious that there is a high significance of the estimated trendparameters (.. (..(.)) if .

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Concepts of the Dynamic Migration Modeleen . regions. In this book we treat regions which are extended areas like the states or provinces of a federally organized country. The intended understanding also includes, how the migration is correlated to other social or economic events and developments in that country.

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Canadasis of current interprovincial migration patterns, it may be worthwhile to review some aspects of this development, particularly those pertaining to the evolution of the geographical distribution of the Canadian population.

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978-3-642-73051-1Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1988

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