The effect of unemployment, housing tenure and commuting distance on interregional migration in the Netherlands
利用荷兰高精度面板数据，研究了失业、住房产权和通勤距离对区域间迁移成本异质性的影响，发现社会住房租户流动性更低，失业仅在头三个月影响迁移，通勤距离增加会提高迁移概率。
Despite an extensive literature on interregional migration, heterogeneity of migration costs is not well understood. This paper examines heterogeneity of well-known migration costs over groups, time and distance using a highly granular panel dataset for the Netherlands. The results suggest that renters in social housing are less mobile than those in private housing, since regional waiting lists increase migration costs. Unemployment only affects mobility during the first three months of unemployment. Interregional mobility increases substantially with current commuting distance. Future research should include more detailed measures to account for heterogeneity.