The first strand focuses on the determinants of the trade and welfare effects of commercial and migration policy.
It was also the terminus of the Santa Fe Trail, a wagon trail that was a major commercial and migration route from Missouri to the Southwest from 1821 to 1880, when the railroad was completed.
Many households combine pastoralism, wage labor on commercial farms, migration to urban centers, and state transfers to reduce economic risks and vulnerability (Greiner 2011).
Some of this commercial and industrial migration, perhaps most of it, would have happened even in the absence of the White House's tariff pressures.
Residential, commercial, and employment migration to the suburbs followed the highway expansion and was facilitated by land use regulations, cheap land, and tax policies.
Migration, commercial sex, drug abuse and traffic followed in its wake.
Between the fifteenth and nineteenth centuries, the connections among Africa, the Americas, and Europe transformed world history through maritime exploration, commercial engagements, human migrations and settlements, political realignments and upheavals, cultural exchanges, and more.
In essence, Digital Britain calls for further deregulation to support commercial radio's successful migration to DAB.
Largely incubated from the usual urban pressures of commercial speculation or inward migration, the city has nonetheless evolved over the years, expanded and consolidated by successive grands projets in ever more exotic forms.
But the population explosion in Ethiopia over the last 50 years – from 22.2 million to 95.5 million – along with a boom in commercial agriculture, has left migration routes and grazing and watering areas used in the dry season inaccessible.
