Research on residential mobility of the aged has concentrated on simple associations between selective variables and types of residential change. This paper examines more complex relationships between selective factors. The findings indicate that these complex relationships are often of more importance than the simple associations. Consequently, future work with respect to the residential mobility of the aged must be cast in a multidimensional framework.
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