Spatial Wage Equilibrium is an economic model that describes the condition in which wage differentials across geographic regions are balanced by differences in regional amenities, costs of living, and labor mobility, such that no incentive for migration exists among workers in equilibrium.
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University of Groningen
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Utrecht, The Netherlands
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