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House Prices, Migration, and Regional Labor Markets
A four-equation model of the labor market is derived which has as endogenous variables the following: wage inflation, unemployment rate, net migration, and house price inflation. The model is confronted by data from the Southeast region of the UK, and its performance is assessed. The role of house p...
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