MIGRATION AND REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN ROMANIA

Camelia Anghel, Adina Claudia Neamtu and Liviu Neamtu ()
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Camelia Anghel: BLOCUL NATIONAL SINDICAL
Adina Claudia Neamtu: CONSTANTIN BRANCUSI UNIVERSITY

Annals - Economy Series, 2017, vol. 2Special, 134-140

Abstract: Economic implications of demographic decline and the changing age structure will be more visible in Romania after 2020, when the working population will decrease gradually and "mature" groups will come in the elderly population. Diminishing populations will cause a change in the economic dependency ratio and total economic burden of the working population will increase. The changes known in activity rates in the future are hard to predict, especially in the current context of labor migration in Europe. In this context, a realistic vision of economic and social development in the coming decades is a necessity for Romania. Where the countries of origin of migrants fail to implement clear and efficient social and economic general reforms, migration and remittances get involved whose fundamental purpose is although they do not contribute to the sustainable development at the national level. Population migration has now become a global issue important to the development and welfare societies. Remittances are the main concern in studies of migration and development, migration transnational model several years as part of concerns about the economic future of many countries. Focus as well can be seen throughout this paper falls on cash remittances and consumer goods, on issues related to sustainable development, social development, human development. Many experts consider impossible the debate on economic development without taking into account human and social development, even sustainable development.

Keywords: satisfaction; profession; migration; job (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2017
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