This paper constructs a two-country migration model in the lines of Ga
lor (1986), in which the world population consists of individuals of t
wo types who have different time preferences. Production uses three in
puts: mobile labour, immobile capital and land. It is shown that both
countries are necessarily inhabited by agents of both types and exhibi
t equal density of population and equal interest rate at the steady st
ate equilibrium of the integrated economy. The steady state welfare im
plications of international labour migration are studied.