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This paper studies interregional internal migration in Russia. Our study conduct a comprehensive assessment of the various factors that influence the migration processes in Russia. Our empirical research is based on gravity model of bilateral migration in Russia. To perform econometric estimation we employ various panel data estimation techniques. So, we provide both fixed effect and random effect estimation techniques. Our paper provides dynamic panel data estimation of extended gravity model as well. All of the procedures are applied in Poisson pseudo maximum likelihood (PPML) estimation. Economics Education and Research Consortium sponsored this study in the framework of the research project No. 14-044. Keywords—migration, gravity model, Poisson pseudo maximum likelihood.

Economic and Non-Economic Determinants of Interregional Migration Research in Russia