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Human Capital and Population Growth in Non Metropolitan U S Counties: The Importance of College Student Migration

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Figure 1: Human Capital Coefficients by Age
Table 1: Summary Statistics
Table 2: Migration to and from Non-Metropolitan Counties, 1995-2000
Table 3: Non-Metropolitan Migration by Enrollment in Higher Education, 1995-2000
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