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Migrants’ reference group selection: insights from the multidimensional assimilation framework

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Cultural assimilation does not significantly predict reference group choice among migrants—identity and economic factors play pivotal roles.
Economic outcomes and subjective well-being are influenced by migrants comparing themselves with urban residents with higher education.
Assessment using multinomial logistic regression on data from the Chinese Household Income Project sheds light on social comparisons.
Findings imply the need for urban inclusion initiatives to support diverse reference group selection among migrants.

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Analysis reveals economic outcomes and subjective well-being in rural-to-urban migrants, suggesting key areas for economic empowerment.

Chen et al. (2025) studied this question.

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