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Perceived versus objective urban opportunities and the migration of Venezuelan youths
Abstract A multivariate regression model incorporating both objective economic opportunity and objective quality-of-life measures is able to explain 65% of the variation in young adult in-migration rates for thirty Venezuelan cities in 1971. The objective variables mean annual temperature, level of secondary education, and objective income at the destination are largely responsible for this explanation. A second model, incorporating variables which measure perceived economic opportunity and perceived quality-of-life at the urban destination is then formulated. This perceptual model raises the level of explanation to 83%. Moreover, analysis of the regression coefficients for the objective variables in both models indicates that attractive factors are perceived correctly by migrants while repulsive factors are not.
Perceived versus objective urban opportunities and the migration of Venezuelan youths
Abstract A multivariate regression model incorporating both objective economic opportunity and objective quality-of-life measures is able to explain 65% of the variation in young adult in-migration rates for thirty Venezuelan cities in 1971. The objective variables mean annual temperature, level of secondary education, and objective income at the destination are largely responsible for this explanation. A second model, incorporating variables which measure perceived economic opportunity and perceived quality-of-life at the urban destination is then formulated. This perceptual model raises the level of explanation to 83%. Moreover, analysis of the regression coefficients for the objective variables in both models indicates that attractive factors are perceived correctly by migrants while repulsive factors are not.
Perceived versus objective urban opportunities and the migration of Venezuelan youths
Jones, Richard C. (author) / Zannaras, Georgia (author)
1976
Article (Journal)
English
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