Migration and residential location of workers at nuclear power plant construction sites

목차 (Table of Contents)

• [Volume. 1]----------
• CONTENTS
• ABSTRACT = ⅲ
• LIST OF TABLES = ⅸ
• ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS = xi
• INTRODUCTION = 1
• CONCLUSIONS = 5
• CHAPTER Ⅰ ： DATA = 9
• DATA SOURCES = 9
• Survey Data = 9
• Secondary Data = 10
• QUALITY AND GENERALIZABILITY OF THE DATA = 11
• Response Rates = 11
• Extensiveness of the Data = 11
• Variation in Regional and Project Characteristics = 12
• CHAPTER Ⅱ ： PROFILE ANALYSIS ­ SUMMARY OF RESULTS = 15
• FOCUS OF THE PROFILE ANALYSIS = 15
• SUMMARY OF RESULTS = 18
• Migrant Proportions = 20
• Intention to Remain in the Area = 20
• Relocation of Dependents = 21
• Residential Location = 22
• Type of Housing = 22
• Demographic Characteristics of Movers = 23
• IMPLICATIONS FOR FORECASTING = 24
• The Need to Conduct a Multivariate Analysis = 26
• The Importance of Workforce Composition = 27
• The Identification of Explanatory Variables = 27
• Justification for Adopting a Craft­Specific Unit of Analysis = 29
• Other Considerations = 30
• CHAPTER Ⅲ ： MULTIVARIATE ANALYSES = 33
• MIGRANT PROPORTION = 33
• Model = 34
• Empirical Specification = 35
• Results = 36
• Summary = 45
• RESIDENTIAL LOCATION = 46
• Model Specification = 47
• Results = 50
• Summary = 54
• CHAPTER Ⅳ ： DESCRIPTION OF FORECASTING PROCEDURES = 57
• PREDICTING MIGRANT PROPORTIONS = 57
• PREDICTING PERSONAL AND HOUSEHOLD CHARACTERISTICS OF MOVERS = 66
• Relocation of Dependents = 68
• Intention to Remain in the Area = 69
• Type of Housing = 69
• Marital Status = 70
• Average Family Size = 71
• PREDICTING RESIDENTIAL LOCATION PATTERNS = 71
• VALIDITY OF FORECASTING PROCEDURES = 76
• Migrant Proportions = 76
• Personal and Household Characteristics of Movers = 77
• Residential Location = 78
• REFERENCES = 79
• APPENDIX A ： THE DATA COLLECTION EFFORT = 81
• SURVEY DATA = 82
• Survey Administration = 82
• Nature of the Data Collected = 86
• Extent of Variation in Regional and Project Characteristics = 87
• Preparation of the Survey Data Files = 93
• SECONDARY DATA = 94
• Problems Encountered in Secondary Data Collection = 98
• Major Data Sources = 100
• SURVEY INSTRUMENTS = 107
• APPENDIX B ： CONSTRUCTION WORKER SURVEYS­­A MEANS FOR SUCCESSFUL IMPLEMENTATION = 115
• PRESURVEY GROUNDWORK = 116
• The Employment Hierarchy = 117
• Obtaining the Necessary Cooperation = 119
• SAMPLING ISSUES = 122
• VIABLE METHODS OF SURVEY ADMINISTRATION = 123
• The Safety Meeting Option = 124
• The Supervisor Option = 125
• The Paycheck Distribution Option = 126
• RESPONSE RATE AND FOLLOW­UP = 128
• DEVELOPMENT OF THE SURVEY INSTRUMENT = 129
• OTHER ISSUES = 130
• SUMMARY = 131
• APPENDIX C ： MIGRANT PROPORTION MULTIVARIATE ANALYSIS = 133
• DETERMINANTS OF MIGRANT PROPORTIONS = 133
• EMPIRICAL SPECIFICATION = 135
• Definition of Variables = 137
• Final Specification = 142
• RESULTS = 143
• Construction Worker Equation = 143
• Nonconstruction Worker Equation = 151
• DEFINITION OF VARIABLES ­ MIGRANT PROPORTIONS = 154
• APPENDIX D ： RESIDENTIAL LOCATION MULTIVARIATE ANALYSIS = 159
• FACTORS INVOLVED IN RESIDENTIAL LOCATION DECISIONS = 159
• RESIDENTIAL LOCATION MODEL = 161
• Definition of Variables = 163
• Final Specification = 165
• RESULTS = 166
• Regional Attractiveness = 168
• Housing Availability = 169
• Workforce Composition and Other Project Characteristics Control Variables = 170
• Differences in Distance Exponents = 170
• DEFINITION OF VARIABLES ­ RESIDENTIAL LOCATION = 174
• APPENDIX E ： VALIDITY OF THE FORECASTING PROCEDURES = 177
• MIGRANT PROPORTIONS = 177
• Explained Variation = 177
• Robustness of the Coefficients = 178
• Consistency of Explained Variance and Residuals = 183
• Predicted and Actual Overall Migrant Proportions = 183
• RESIDENTIAL LOCATION = 185
• Robustness of the Coefficients = 187
• Consistency of Explained Variance and Residuals = 187
• Predicted and Actual Residential Location Patterns = 187
• PERSONAL AND HOUSEHOLD CHARACTERISTICS OF MOVERS = 190
• [Volume. 2]----------
• CONTENTS
• Abstract = ⅲ
• List of Tables = xi
• List of Figures = xv
• CHAPTER Ⅰ. PROFILE ANALYSIS STRATEGY = 1
• Ⅰ. Data = 3
• Quality of Data = 4
• Generalizability of Data = 6
• 1. Regional Distribution = 6
• 2. Local Community Characteristics = 8
• 3. Stage of Project Completion = 8
• 4. Plant Characteristics = 9
• 5. Previous Power Plant Construction in the Area = 9
• 6. Utilities and Construction Contractors = 9
• 7. Extent of Unionization. = 9
• Differences in Survey Instruments = 10
• Ⅱ. Profile Analysis Specifications = 12
• General Framework = 12
• Definition of Variables = 15
• 1. Craft = 15
• 2. Relative Scarcity of Labor = 18
• 3. Stage of Project Completion = 20
• 4. Region = 20
• 5. Local Community Characteristics = 21
• Ⅲ. Empirical Procedures = 21
• Statistical Tests Used = 22
• 1. Tests of Two Independent Samples = 24
• 2. Tests of Three Independent Samples = 26
• 3. Parametric Equivalents = 26
• Measures of Central Tendency = 27
• Aggregation Over Sites and Surveys = 29
• Ⅳ. Format of the Profile Analysis Report = 31
• CHAPTER Ⅱ. MIGRANT PROPORTIONS = 33
• Ⅰ. Terms and Definitions = 34
• Ⅱ. Results = 36
• Worker Groups = 40
• 1. Construction and Nonconstruction Workers = 42
• 2. Craft = 44
• 3. Relative Scarcity of Labor = 53
• Survey and Site Groups = 57
• 1. Stage of Project Completion = 59
• 2. Region = 69
• 3. Local Community Characteristics = 76
• Ⅲ. Summary of Results = 79
• CHAPTER Ⅲ. INTENTION TO REMAIN IN THE AREA = 81
• Ⅰ. Terms and Definitions = 82
• Ⅱ. Results = 85
• Overall Proportions and Survey and Site Group Comparisons = 85
• Worker Groups = 89
• 1. Construction and Nonconstruction Workers = 90
• 2. Relative Scarcity of Labor = 94
• Ⅲ. Summary of Results = 97
• CHAPTER Ⅳ. RELOCATION OF DEPENDENTS = 99
• Ⅰ. Terms and Definitions = 100
• Ⅱ. Results = 101
• Worker Groups = 107
• 1. Construction and Nonconstruction Workers = 107
• 2. Relative Scarcity of Labor = 113
• Survey and Site Groups = 118
• 1. Stage of Project Completion = 119
• 2. Local Community Characteristics = 125
• Intention to Remain = 126
• Ⅲ. Summary of Results = 131
• CHAPTER Ⅴ. RESIDENTIAL LOCATION = 133
• Ⅰ. Terms and Definitions = 134
• Ⅱ. Results = 137
• A. Residential Location Patterns of Movers and Nonmovers = 138
• B. Differences in Local Mover and Nonmover Proportions = 148
• Worker Groups = 152
• 1. Construction and Nonconstruction Workers = 152
• 2. Relative Scarcity of Labor = 156
• Survey and Site Groups = 159
• 1. Stage of Project Completion = 159
• 2. Local Community Characteristics = 162
• Relationship to Other Profile Variables = 166
• 1. Relocation of Dependents = 167
• 2. Intention to Remain in the Area = 167
• Ⅲ. Summary of Results = 169
• CHAPTER Ⅵ. TYPE OF HOUSING = 173
• Ⅰ. Terms and Definitions = 174
• Ⅱ. Results = 175
• Worker Groups = 179
• 1. Construction and Nonconstruction Workers = 179
• 2. Relative Scarcity of Labor = 183
• Survey and Site Groups = 184
• 1. Stage of Project Completion = 186
• 2. Region = 191
• 3. Local Community Characteristics = 196
• Relocation of Dependents = 197
• Ⅲ. Summary of Results = 202
• CHAPTER Ⅶ. A COMPARISON OF MOVER AND NONMOVER CHARACTERISTICS. = 205
• Marital Status = 206
• Family Size = 209
• Number of School­Age Children. = 212
• Income = 215
• Other Characteristics = 219
• 1. Age = 219
• 2. Sex = 221
• 3. Education = 221
• 4. Prior Moves = 221
• 5. Union Membership = 221
• 6. Union Seniority = 226
• 7. Commuting Mode. = 226
• CHAPTER Ⅷ. SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS = 229
• Summary of Results = 231
• 1. Migrant Proportions = 233
• 2. Intention to Remain in the Area = 234
• 3. Relocation of Dependents = 234
• 4. Residential Location = 235
• 5. Type of Housing = 236
• 6. Mover and Nonmover Characteristics = 238
• Implications of Findings = 238
• 1. Terms and Definitions = 239
• 2. Workforce Composition = 239
• 3. Differences in Mover Impacts = 240
• 4. Ranges of Typical Values = 241
• 5. Variation in Profile Variables = 242
• REFERENCES = 245
• APPENDICES = 247