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Discussion

Population change is determined by three factors. Births and deaths are the two factors that make up natural population change. The other component of population change is migration. Migration is measured between different geographies, such as movement between different states or movement between counties in one state (both considered "domestic" migration), or movement between countries (considered "international" or "foreign" migration).

Publication resources for Migration:

• Research Publications
• Population Bulletins
• Economic Briefs
• NDSDC Prepared Tables

Select Data Links:

• U.S. Census Bureau
  • Migration Data and Reports
  • Migration Topics
    • Migration data are available from the Current Population Survey, the Survey of Income and Program Participation, Population Estimates and Projections, and the Decennial Census.

Additional Links:

• Migration Policy Institute