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Determinants of interstate migration, by race, 1965–1970

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    Robert M. Kohn (Assistant Professor of Economics), Richard K. Vedder (Assistant Professor of Economics) & Richard J. Cebula (Assistant Professor of Economics)

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Kohn, R.M., Vedder, R.K. & Cebula, R.J. Determinants of interstate migration, by race, 1965–1970. Ann Reg Sci 7, 100–112 (1973). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01285534

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