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Are Commuters in the EU Better Educated than Non-Commuters but Worse than Migrants?

Huber, Peter - 2011

I analyze the skill and age structure of commuters in 14 EU countries. Theory implies that commuters can be either more or less able than stayers, but are always less able than migrants and that they are also always older than migrants but younger than stayers. Empirically all types of commuters...

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Are commuters in the EU better educated than non-commuters but worse than migrants?

Huber, Peter - 2011

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Does foreign language proficiency foster migration of young individuals within the European Union?

Aparicio Fenoll, Ainoa; Kuehn, Zoë - 2014

, we test whether and how much language proficiency determines migration flows across Europe. The European Union with …

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Qualification structure, over- and underqualification of the foreign born in Austria and the EU

Huber, Peter; Nowotny, Klaus; Bock-Schappelwein, Julia - 2010

This project focuses on comparing the qualification structure of migrants residing in Austria as well as their over- and underqualification rates to other EU countries. The skill structure of foreign born residing in Austria has improved slightly in the last years. Austria is, however,...

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Skill transferability and immigrant-native wage gaps

Rosso, Anna - 2016

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Skills in African labor markets and implications for migration to Europe

Backhaus, Andreas - 2020

This paper assesses the potential for skilled labor migration from sub-Saharan Africa to Europe. It utilizes … hypothetical scenarios for skilled labor migration from the African to the European countries. It is demonstrated that the European … distribution where employment rates are low. Hence, more regular and skilled labor migration from African countries will unlikely …

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