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An extension of the Tiebout hypothesis of voting with one’s feet: the Medicaid magnet hypothesis

Richard J. CebulaWalker/Wells Fargo Endowed Chair in Finance, Davis College of Business, Jacksonville University, Jacksonville, FL32211, USA
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J. R. ClarkProbasco Chair of Free Enterprise, The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, Chattanooga, TN37403–2598, USACorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 4575-4583 | Published online: 23 May 2013

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Tsewang Rigzin. (2023) Medicaid Expansion Through the Affordable Care Act and Interstate Mobility of Low-Income Immigrants: Welfare Magnet or Myth?. Journal of International Migration and Integration.
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Friederike Seifert. (2022) The Affordable Care Act Medicaid expansion and interstate migration in border regions of US StatesDie Ausweitung von Medicaid durch den Affordable Care Act und zwischenstaatliche Migration in den Grenzregionen der US-Bundesstaaten. Review of Regional Research 42:1, pages 49-74.
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JR-TSUNG HUANG & MING-LEI CHANG. (2018) SOCIAL WELFARE, PHANTOM VOTERS, AND INTERNAL MIGRATION IN TAIWAN — EVIDENCE FROM PANEL SPATIAL ANALYSIS. The Singapore Economic Review 66:03, pages 701-720.
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Richard J. Cebula, Christopher M. Duquette & G. Jason Jolley. (2019) The impact of labor market freedom on state-level in-migration in the US. Journal of Entrepreneurship and Public Policy 9:1, pages 40-52.
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James Alm & Ali Enami. (2017) Do government subsidies to low-income individuals affect interstate migration? Evidence from the Massachusetts Health Care Reform. Regional Science and Urban Economics 66, pages 119-131.
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Carlos P. Barros & Jelson Serafim. (2016) The Tiebout Hypothesis in Africa: Evidence from Angola . African Development Review 28:2, pages 192-200.
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Richard J. Cebula, Maggie Foley & Joshua C. Hall. (2015) Freedom and gross in-migration: an empirical study of the post-great recession experience. Journal of Economics and Finance 40:2, pages 402-420.
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