Immigration Growth Tendencies in OECD Countries

Immigration became one of the relevant economic topics in recent years. Over the centuries millions of people have migrated, despite the physical, cultural etc. obstacles, to other lands in search of better lives for themselves and their children. In the context of development, globalization and lab...

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Published inSEA - Practical Application of Science Vol. IV; no. 12; pp. 547 - 553
Main Author Sarihasan, Imran
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Fundatia Română pentru Inteligenta Afacerii 01.12.2016
Romanian Foundation for Business Intelligence
Subjects
Demography and human biology
Employment
Immigration
Labor relations
Migration Studies
OECD
Populatıon
Socio-Economic Research
Supranational / Global Economy
Unemployment
Immigration
Population
OECD
Employment
Unemployment
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Summary:Immigration became one of the relevant economic topics in recent years. Over the centuries millions of people have migrated, despite the physical, cultural etc. obstacles, to other lands in search of better lives for themselves and their children. In the context of development, globalization and labor market mobility, it is necessary to further analyze the determinants and consequences of migration not only on the host country, but also on the sending country. The increased interest and availability of data keeps this subject in the attention of economists all over the world. In this case an increase in immigration became very significant issue for policymakers. The aims of this study are to describe immigration growth tendencies and to answer how much is the average growth rate of foreign born population. Thus, in order to measure the native and foreign-born unemployed migrants, twenty-seven OECD countries were used in this research paper.
ISSN:2360-2554
2360-2554