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Complementarity Supply and Demand
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Transferability You’ve got what I want, but …..
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Friction of Distance, Distance Decay, Intervening Opportunity
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Distance Decay V = c = I d 2 Interaction between two places (volume of flow) is inversely related to the square of the distance separating them. City B is between cities A and C. City B is 10 miles from A, and 20 miles from C. If there are 4,000 emails sent between B and A, how many emails would be sent between B and C?
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Gravity Model I = (P 1 x P 2 ) d 2
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Breaking Point Two cities are 60 miles apart. City A has 400,000 people, and City B has 100,000 people. Calculate the breaking point for the two cities. BP = d 1 + √(p 2 /p 1 ) 60 mi
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Perception TV/Radio Magazines, newspapers, books, lectures Travel brochures Hearsay.
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Perception of Environment
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Migration Permanent Residential and Activity
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16 th – 20 th
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Migration Types Forced Reluctant Relocation –refugee Voluntary –Motivators?
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Controls on Migration Economics –Developed = low end jobs? Place Utility -> Spatial Search Step/Chain Migration –The devil you know… uncertainty ?
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Laws of Migration Most are Short Long favors Big Cities Most Step by Step Most Rural->Urban Each = Counter Most are adults Most are young male
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