An elementary simulation model of the job matching process within an interregional setting

Amrhein C. G. and MacKinnon R. D. (1985) An elementary simulation model of the job matching process within an interregional setting, Reg. Studies 19, 193-202. A dynamic model of a multiregional job search and migration process is developed. Heterogeneous skills of workers and skill requirements of e...

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Published in:Regional studies 1985-06, Vol.19 (3), p.193-202
Main Authors: Amrhein, Carl G., MacKinnon, R.D.
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Construction de modèle de simulation dynamiques
Dynamic simulation modelling
Herstellung dynamischer Simulationsmodelle
Interregional labour migration
Job search
Migration interrégionale de la main-d'oeuvre
Recherche d'emplois
Stellensuche
Überregionale Arbeitnehmerwanderung
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Herstellung dynamischer Simulationsmodelle
Interregional labour migration
Job search
Migration interrégionale de la main-d'oeuvre
Recherche d'emplois
Stellensuche
Überregionale Arbeitnehmerwanderung
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