The traditional macroeconomic model for migration is used to establish the relationship between the regional wage level and the number of immigrants. According to some relevant explanatory data, the higher the regional wage level is, the more immigrants live in the region. Therefore, there is a positive correlation between wage level and migration. On the contrary, the lower the wage, the more people expect to immigrate. Therefore, there is a negative correlation between wage level and migration. In general, there is a strong positive correlation between wages and net migration rate.<br>
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