Analyses reveal that skill levels affect migration patterns in rural areas, impacting labor supply.
The migration balances of the rural regions in Germany are characterized by marked heterogeneity • More than 30 percent of workers moving within Germany to a rural area are return migrants • The fact that the probability of migrating depends on the individual skill level tends to harm the regional labor supply in rural areas • The specialization of the regional labor market, local public financial resources, cultural offerings and the (touristic) attractiveness of a region turned out to be important determinants of individual residential decisions
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