The authors consider the main trends in the dynamics and structure of education funding in
the leading Western countries within the concept of cost sharing. The authors analyze the …

This paper examines the pull and push factors of interregional flows in Tunisia, focusing on
the role of differences in human capital. Using data from the 2004 and 2014 Tunisian …

Every society's future lies in its youth, which can be considered a critical milestone for a
nation's sociopolitical development. This research examines the young population …

Taylor's law is a widely observed empirical pattern that relates the variances to the means of
population densities. We present four extensions of the classical Taylor's law (TL):(1) a cubic …

This study investigates how the transfer of rural land contract management rights in China
has influenced the choice of rural workers to work in cities in the long run. Using data from …

Migration of both skilled labour force can alter economic conditions and environmental
sustainability of both host and home countries. Therefore, this study aims to explore the …

The management of internal flows can bring significant benefits to a country in balancing the
opportunities between regions or cities. To tackle unequal access to opportunities, the …

This study examines human development as a key economic driver of net migration in
Ghana. The study uses annual time series data spanning the period of 1980–2020. An …

We examine the impact of life and health insurance spending on subjective well-being.
Taking advantage of insurance spending and subjective well-being data on more than …

Using regional data from Japan, we examine how population growth affected regional
convergence in Japan, where population decline has become conspicuous in several …