Towards a system of recompense for international labour migration

W. R. Böhning

ILO Working Papers from International Labour Organization

Abstract: Working paper presenting a recompense payment system to compensate developing countries for brain drain and emigration losses - discusses proposals such as brain drain tax, international compensatory facility, Jordan's proposal to the International Labour Conference, UNCTAD's proposal, and UN Resolution General Assembly, examines immigration trends and types that may be liable for compensation, amount to be paid and likely operational problems, comments on labour legislation, and includes a model international agreement. Bibliography pp. 77 to 81.

Keywords: payment system; brain drain; emigration.; tax; International Labour Conference; UNCTAD; UN Resolution; General Assembly; immigration; trend; labour legislation; model; international agreement; système de paiement; exode des cerveaux; émigration; impôt; Conférence internationale du Travail; CNUCED; résolution de l'ONU; Assemblée générale; immigration; tendance; législation du travail; modèle; accord international; sistema de pagos; éxodo de talentos; emigración; impuesto; Conferencia Internacional del Trabajo; CNUCED; Resolución de la ONU; Asamblea General; inmigración; tendencia; legislación del trabajo; modelo; acuerdo internacional (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 81 P. pages
Date: 1982
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