INTERNATIONAL LABOR MIGRATION AS AN ELEMENT OF INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC INTEGRATION

The Impact of International Migration on the Economy with the Assumption of Labor Heterogeneity

T his study investigated the effect of international labor migration on Iran’s economy using a neo-classical growth model with the assumption of labor heterogeneity within the framework of dynamic stochastic general equilibrium model. After solving the model, the obtained equations were linearized and different values were assigned to the parameters according to Iran’s economy inform...

International Labor Migration in a Globalizing Economy

International Division of Labor and Global Economic Processes: An Analysis of the International Trade in Automobiles

The East Asian Economic Crisis and Labour Migration: A Set-Back for International Economic Integration?

The Asian economic crisis dramatically influenced the context in which a growing number of international migrants had begun to spread from poorer to more industrialised countries in East Asia, accompanying the export and FDI booms of the 1990s. Important uncertainties included the impact on clandestine migrant workers, replacement of migrants by local workers and countervailing pressures for in...

Wage effects of labor migration with international capital mobility

This paper investigates short-run wage effects of immigration in a setting with international capital mobility. The latter eliminates two thirds of the native wage effects of immigration. Without international capital mobility, overall gains from migration in the immigration region are only a small fraction of total losses to native workers; with perfect international capital mobility overall g...