Search Results - subject:"LABOR MIGRATION"

The Migration Policy and Migration Processes in Russia in 2013

Karachurina, Lilia - Gaidar Institute for Economic Policy - 2014

In 2013, both sudden growth in public interest in migration issues and explosive increase in the number of statutory acts initiated in that field were observed. A new surge of interest in migration was triggered by the Biryulovo developments in October and the election campaign of the Mayor of...

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Transfer Arrangement, Labor Migration and Community Welfare

Yamada, Daichi - Graduate School of Economics and Business … - 2014

mitigating the income inequality, it will also a ect households’ decisions on labor migration, a way to expand incomes. This … endogenous labor migration decisions. The result shows that the welfare is maximized when the redistribution through transfer is …

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MODERN TRENDS IN INTERNATIONAL LABOUR MIGRATION WITHIN THE INTEGRATION OF UKRAINE TO THE EU

VOVK V.A.; SERPUKHOV M.Y. - In: ВІСНИК ЕКОНОМІКИ ТРАНСПОРТУ І … (2014) 3, pp. 283-286

The paper considers the impact of labor migration on the economy of member countries of the integration process. With … reducing barriers to migration are largely encourages the development of labor migration, which greatly affected the labor … labor migration in the EU and Ukraine. It was established that the integration process significantly stimulate internal …

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ТРАНСФОРМАЦИЯ ЗАНЯТОСТИ В СТРАНАХ С РАЗВИТОЙ ИНФОРМАЦИОННОЙ ЭКОНОМИКОЙ

АНАТОЛЬЕВНА, АЗЬМУК НАДЕЖДА - In: Проблемы экономики (2014) 3, pp. 7-12

Целью статьи является определение тенденций трансформации занятости в странах с развитой информационной экономикой. В статье проанализированы современное...

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The Dynamic Effects of Changes to Japanese Immigration Policy

Belliston, Ryne; Bradford, Scott; Phillips, Kerk L. - Department of Economics, Brigham Young University - 2014

This paper constructs a single-sector dynamic stochastic general equilibrium (DSGE) model for a trading economy. We are able to examine the effects on output, consumption, factor prices, and utility. We do this for both steady states and for transition paths. By including macroeconomic shocks,...

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Human trafficking in Southeast Asia : results from a pilot project in Vietnam

Dinh, Ngan; Hughes, Conor; Hughes, James W.; … - 2014

Human trafficking is one of the most widely spread and fastest growing crimes in the world. However, despite the scope of the problem, the important human rights issues at stake and the professed intent of governments around the world to put an end to "modern day slavery", there is very little...

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Offshoring, low-skilled immigration, and labor market polarization

Mandelman, Federico S.; Zlate, Andrei - 2014

During the last three decades, jobs in the middle of the skill distribution disappeared, and employment expanded for high- and low-skill occupations. Real wages did not follow the same pattern. Although earnings for the high-skill occupations increased robustly, wages for both low- and...

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Low-skilled labor migration in Tajikistan : determinants and effects on expenditure patterns

Meier, Kristina - 2014

It is often assumed that international labor migration from Tajikistan, while having no noticeable effects on … the migration decision is developed and tested empirically. In a second step, the effect of low-skilled labor migration on …, repeating the analysis using the length of the migration spell instead, as well as its squared term, reveals that labor …

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Enhancing Labor Mobility in ASEAN: Focus on Lower-skilled Workers

Orbeta, Aniceto Jr. C. - 2013

It is clear from data that worker movements in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), like elsewhere, are dominated by unskilled and semiskilled workers. It is also well-known that movements of these types of workers are dominated by irregular migration mainly because of lack of...

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Managing International Labor Migration in ASEAN: Themes from a Six-Country Study

Orbeta, Aniceto Jr. C.; Gonzales, Kathrina G. - 2013

The study presents a summary of the six-country study on managing international labor migration in the Association of … labor migration management in ASEAN, namely: (a) the importance of integrating international migration into national and …

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