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Managing International Migration for Development in East Asia

2015

Adams, Richard H., Jr. | Ahsan, Ahmad

AGROVOC Keywords
developing countries economic analysis economic growth economic implications economics fertility foreign workers government agencies household income housing human capital immigration irregular migrants irregular migration labour legal status manpower meat migrant workers migrants mortality occupations penalties population dynamics profitability refugees remittances rural areas transport unemployment urban areas wage rate workforce working hours
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Publisher
World Bank Group, Washington, DC
Other Subjects
Migration policies; Household level; Child labor; Worker migration; Nationals; Subsidiary; Labor force growth; Illegal immigration; Home countries; Return on investment; Population variables; Adb; Demographic trends; Income differentials; Intensive industries; Secondary school; Rents; High wages; Jobs; Peace; Domestic labor; Secondary school education; Unskilled labor; Demographic changes; Supply curve; Skill type; Employment opportunities; Foreign ownership; Private service; Labor exporter; Movement of people; Labor shortages; Migration data; Number of workers; Number of migrants; Policy regime; Role of migration; Educational services; Net migration; Labor productivity; Rate of population growth; Number of people; Migration flows; Demographic change; Foreign labor; Excess demand; Population forecasts; Labor movements; Professional workers; College education; Labor markets; Wage income; Wage structure; Skill shortages; International migration policies; Total wages; Population and development; Worker; Important policy; Private recruiting; International migrants; National populations; Dissemination; Migrant flows; Skilled workers; Employment status; International migrant; Wage effects; Migrant; Statistical analyses; Work permits; Real wage; International migration flows; Labor force participation; High wage; Labor supply; High-population countries; Undocumented migrant; Native workers; Effects of migration; Real income; Dependency ratios; Labor movement; Labour supply; Inward migration; Migration trade; International labor migration; Fertility rates; Real wages; Migrant population; Labor mobility; Migrant worker; Social impact; Flows of people; Public policy; Undocumented migrants; Unskilled migration; Immigration policy; Policy response; Drivers; Temporary migration; Skilled migrants; Migration patterns; Skilled worker; Beneficial effects; Labor forces; Return migration; Labor force; Primary school; High unemployment; Average wages; Migrant labor; Legal migrants; Remittance; Domestic workers; Labor market; Wage differentials; Migration policy; Foreign population; Country of origin; Growth of labor force; Impact of migration; Female migrants; International migration for development; International migration; Employment rate; Investment in education; General equilibrium; Demographic factors; Migration status; Unskilled worker; Unskilled worker migration; Undocumented workers; Illegal migration; Capital mobility; World population; Supply of labor; Labor costs; Undocumented migration; International borders; Unskilled workers; Labor migration; Policy framework
Language
English
Type
Working Paper; Text
Corporate Author
Adams, Richard H., Jr.
Ahsan, Ahmad
2016-03-15
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