MOVING BACK vs. MOVING ON: THE CONCEPT OF HOME IN THE DECISION TO REMIGRATE*
研究了信息和心理成本如何影响美国劳动力再迁移倾向，发现先前居住地的熟悉程度和位置显著影响迁移目的地和再迁移的配置效率。
"This study examines the effect of information and psychic costs on the remigration propensity of the U.S. labor force. Specifically, the study investigates how the proximity of a potential migration destination to a previous residence, and familiarity with this residence, affect information and psychic costs, and thus, remigration propensity. In this respect it is hypothesized that familiarity with, and location of, a prior residence are significant determinants of both the migration destination and the allocative efficiency of the remigration process." Several specific hypotheses are developed and tested using data on interstate, nonreturn, repeat migration of the white male labor force over the period 1965-1970.