Interregional Migration in an Extended Input-Output Model
This article develops a two-region version of an extended input-output model that disaggregates consumption among employed, unemployed, and inmigrant households, and which explicitly models the influx into a region of migrants to take up a proportion of any jobs created in the regional economy. The model is empirically tested using real data for the Scotland (UK) regions of Strathclyde and Rest-of-Scotland. Sets of interregional economic, demographic, demo-economic, and econo-demographic multipliers are developed and discussed, and the effects of a range of economic and demographic impacts are modeled. The circumstances under which Hawkins-Simon conditions for non-negativity are breached are identified, and the limits of the model discussed. A selection of social accounts matrices is presented to show flows within the system under different conditions.
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1990
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Authors: | Madden, Moss ; Trigg, Andrew B. |
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International Regional Science Review. - Vol. 13.1990, 1-2, p. 65-85
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