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Haynes, Kingsley E., Poston, Dudley L., Schnirring, Paul (1973) Intermetropolitan Migration in High and Low Opportunity Areas: Indirect Tests of the Distance and Intervening Opportunities Hypotheses. Economic Geography, 49 (1) 68 doi:10.2307/142746

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TitleIntermetropolitan Migration in High and Low Opportunity Areas: Indirect Tests of the Distance and Intervening Opportunities Hypotheses
JournalEconomic Geography
AuthorsHaynes, Kingsley E.Author
Poston, Dudley L.Author
Schnirring, PaulAuthor
Year1973 (January)Volume49
Issue1
PublisherJSTOR
DOIdoi:10.2307/142746Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceHaynes, Kingsley E., Poston, Dudley L., Schnirring, Paul (1973) Intermetropolitan Migration in High and Low Opportunity Areas: Indirect Tests of the Distance and Intervening Opportunities Hypotheses. Economic Geography, 49 (1) 68 doi:10.2307/142746
Plain TextHaynes, Kingsley E., Poston, Dudley L., Schnirring, Paul (1973) Intermetropolitan Migration in High and Low Opportunity Areas: Indirect Tests of the Distance and Intervening Opportunities Hypotheses. Economic Geography, 49 (1) 68 doi:10.2307/142746
In(1973, January) Economic Geography Vol. 49 (1) JSTOR

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