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[Aspects of the migration pattern between regional labor markets in the 1970s].


 An examination of regional migration patterns in Norway in the 1970s is presented. The analysis is for 96 regions, each comprising one or more local government areas and giving a reasonable approximation to local labor markets. It is assumed that inter-regional moves will be little affected by the labor market and by conditions affecting education. Ten groups of migrants (according to age and sex) and seven groups of regions are studied. Developments in the migration patterns are outlined for each region type and migrant group. The results show that the migration balance of smaller and more peripheral regions has improved in the 1970s.
