The decision-making process governing metropolitan to nonmetropolitan migration in the United States is examined. In particular the authors attempt to separate the decision to move from the selection of a destination in their analysis. The importance of previous ties to specific locations as a factor influencing destination selection is noted. Linkages of reasons for moving are used to examine geographic patterns of turnaround migration to midwestern nonmetropolitan areas. (ANNOTATION)
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