… Thus, it is crucial to understand how costs typically are associated with … of mobility. Migration
for a distant job is considered to occur if a move of at least 50 km for work-related reasons is …

… For this reason, survey instruments used in future studies should incorporate more open-ended …
existing quantitative data in providing a more robust understanding of resettlement. …

… This study aims to understand whether relocating ultra-poor households from remote, …
benefits from which type of relocation and explain the reasons behind the heterogeneity. …

… understanding of how relocation can promote as well as diminish older people’s well-being.
Using relational understandings of … thus interpret many reasons for (considering) moving as …

… a reason to prefer to stay in place rather than move elsewhere. … mobility over both short
distances (ie residential mobility) … event-history models of the probability of moving at least 50 km …

… are more possibilities to move to a better housing. However, … length is about 1 year, indicating
the high residential mobility… are higher, which can be partly explained by the change of …

… understanding of moving house under conditions of diminished health and also address the
various housing … housing or a combination of reasons for the unacceptability of this form of …

… as three main reasons for voluntary residential mobility. Boehm (… studies that concentrated
on the propensity to move (Kestens… is to systematically understand residential satisfaction and …

… models in a dynamic context, with the aim of understanding if, … the household location choice
models used for this purpose. … choice models with data on 30,213 moving households in the …

… Based on multiple sources of literature, we understand that the number one cause for any
individual to even think of leaving one’s place of residence and moving into a new one post-…