英文摘要 |
This research undertakes a study of cross-regional migration in metropolitan areas, and the effects of the labor market and the housing market on locational choice. Based on the analytical model of migrants' locational choice, we believe that those migrating to Taipei County are not only affected by the labor and housing markets of the County itself, but also by those of Taipei City. The empirical results from the polynomial distributed lagged model support our viewpoint that expected income, housing prices, public expenditure and the accessibility of Taipei City and Taipei County are found to have significant effects on migrants' locational choice. In particular, the housing prices of Taipei City and the construction of the Taipei Metropolitan area 'mass rapid transport' (MRT) system both play important roles in migrants' decisions to move into Taipei County. |