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Drawing on the literature of occupational status and social distance, a theory is developed of labor migration that is prompted by a desire to avoid 'social humiliation.' A closed-economy general equilibrium model that incorporates occupational status and examines the interaction between the...
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Drawing on the literature of occupational status and social distance, a theory is developed of labor migration that is prompted by a desire to avoid "social humiliation". A closed-economy general equilibrium model that incorporates occupational status and examines the interaction between the...
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A theory is developed of labor migration that is prompted by a desire to avoid "social humiliation". In a general equilibrium framework it is shown that as long as migration can reduce humiliation sufficiently, migration will occur even between two identical economies. Migration increases the...
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Drawing on the literature of occupational status and social distance, a theory is developed of labor migration that is prompted by a desire to avoid “social humiliation.” A closed-economy general equilibrium model that incorporates occupational status and examines the interaction between the...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10014200249