Abstract
In this paper we have theoretically derived a net migration equation and estimated it using time-series data for 51 [U.S.] regions over the period 1971-1988. The results indicate that the dynamic response of net migration is stable and is significantly related to stock equilibrium changes induced by amenity differentials relative employment opportunities relative real wages and industry composition. (EXCERPT)
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