International labour migration and international development by Charles W. Stahl; [International Labour Office,] International Migration for Employment Branch

Stahl Cw.

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Abstract: Working paper presenting an evaluation of the impact of migration on developing country and developed country economic development - examines social costs and benefits for home countries (impact on production, employment, investment, skill formation and urbanization) and host countries (increased capacity utilisation, curtailing inflation, savings on social security, training and educational expenditure, etc.,) and the impact on international economic disparities. References.

Keywords: migration; economic development; social cost; production; employment; investment; skill.; urbanization; inflation; social security; training; educational expenditure; international; economic disparity; migration; développement économique; coût social; production; emploi; investissement; qualifications; urbanisation; inflation; sécurité sociale; formation; dépenses d'éducation; international; disparité économique; migración; desarrollo económico; costo social; producción; empleo; inversión; calificación; urbanización; inflación; seguridad social; formación; presupuesto de la educación; internacional; desigualdad económica (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 70 P. pages
Date: 1982
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