To Stay or to Migrate: Driving Factors and Formation Mechanisms of Rural Households’ Decisions Regarding Rural–Urban Student Migration in China
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Key Points
Households' decisions on rural–urban student migration are influenced by both migration willingness and capacity, indicating complexity in decision-making.
Using field survey data from 916 rural households, the study found that individual and parental characteristics significantly impact migration willingness.
The research employed a bivariate Probit model to analyze migration behaviors, highlighting the importance of resources and decision-making processes.
Findings suggest that overcoming migration barriers requires adequate capacities, emphasizing the role of family resource endowment in migration decisions.
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Implication
Theoretical analysis reveals migration willingness and capacity drive decisions in rural households, suggesting integration strategies.