Titlebook: Agglomeration, Growth, and Adjustment; A Theoretical and Em Thiess Büttner Book 1999 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1999 Migration.Regio

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Introduction,is of relevance not only because of the actual differences in the labor market performance of the regions in the west. With the current labor market problem in the east, regional differences in unified Germany are aggravated anyway. However, the present study is not concerned with the specific case

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Employment in an Interregional Equilibrium,therefore endogenous. It seems straightforward to model the location decisions and then derive the interregional equilibrium from the first group. But, if there are agglomeration economies, location decisions may become interdependent in a way which has strong consequences for the regional equilibri

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Interregional Migration in Germany,mentations in the labor market. These are of general importance, since the concept of regional labor market and related indicators such as the regional rate of unemployment are meaningful only if spatial segmentations exist. Although the particular case of migration between the eastern and the weste

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Regional Wage Formation,emand is elastic, this will ease the employment contraction of the regional industry and therefore only minor employment effects result. On the other hand, if wage formation abstracts from regional conditions, larger employment effects may result. Since in the first chapter, persistent disparities i

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