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International Migration ‒ Economic Implications

Authors: Grosu, Raluca Mariana;

International Migration ‒ Economic Implications

Abstract

The desire to discover, to explore new horizons has always been an important characteristic of the human being. Ever since ancient times, people have sought different economic and social opportunities beyond the borders of their territories of origin, mainly driven by the desire for a better living, taking into account various aspects such as work, education, political rights, personal safety, or healthcare. An extremely dynamic, complex and multidimensional phenomenon, migration is an integral part of human development. As a particular case, international migration is a reality that will continue to exist as long as there are discrepancies in terms of wealth and development between different regions of the world, as there are economic, political or social issues. As it allows people to realize their aspirations and it represents an important factor of human and economic exchanges, this phenomenon may represent a great opportunity for development.

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International migration, Editorial, Economic implications of migration, Economics as a science, ddc:330, HB71-74

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