The Potential for Population Dispersal: A Closer Look at Residential Locational Preferences.

Carpenter, Edwin H.

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ERIC Number: EJ168365

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Publication Date: 1977

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The Potential for Population Dispersal: A Closer Look at Residential Locational Preferences

Carpenter, Edwin H.

Rural Sociology, 42, 3, 352-70, F 77

The potential for population dispersal was evaluated. The study invoked such conditions as interest in living in a small town that is a 30-minute drive and one that is at least 1-hour drive from a large city, a 10 percent loss of family income, and whether or not the individual is a likely migrant. (Author/NQ)

Descriptors: Attitudes, Community Size, Economic Factors, Migrants, Migration, Place of Residence, Population Distribution, Proximity, Residential Patterns

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Identifiers - Location: Arizona

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