Commuting and migration
利用捷克数据研究跨区域通勤与跨区域迁移之间的关系，发现通勤总体上提高了非老年群体的迁移概率，但对老年人则降低了迁移概率。
Abstract This paper studies the connection between interregional commuting and interregional migration, using data from the Czech Republic. In principle, prior commuting could either raise or lower the propensity to migrate, depending on whether the existence of commuting alters the benefits of migration by more than it changes the costs. The Czech data, however, indicate that commuting raises the likelihood of migration overall and for nonelderly age groups. But for the elderly, the effect is the reverse, with prior commuting making migration less likely.