Economic Theories of Labor Migration

Gurieva, Lira K.; Dzhioev, Aleksander V.

doi:10.5901/mjss.2015.v6n6s7p101

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“…Together with those, Industry 4.0 is one of the most promising areas in Russia. It can give impetus to the innovative development of industry; more funds will appear for digitalization and development in general [18]. Manufacturing industries are among those potential beneficiaries of digitalization: it can decrease its labor intensity and minimize technological lag between Russia and developed countries.…”

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Technology impact on transformation of the labor markets and society sustainable development

Dzhioev

2020

E3S Web Conf.

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New technologies have an ambiguous impact on the labor market, therefore, the possibility of sustainable development of modern society in the context of a radical transformation of the nature and content of labor is today the subject of controversy among world scientists and experts. Technological innovations of the last century reduced to a minimum jobs in labor-intensive sectors of the economy (for example, in agriculture), contributed to an increase in labor productivity, which allowed developed countries to invest in high technologies. The current stage of technological development is of a stochastic nature - new sectors of the economy appear unexpectedly, but grow very rapidly. Given the unpredictability of short-term and Long-team demand in the world’s labor markets, social instability in the world is growing. The article substantiates the need to adapt society to new technologies that replace human labor by developing cognitive competencies, creative abilities, and strategic thinking.

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Technology impact on transformation of the labor markets and society sustainable development

Dzhioev

2020

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“…The problem of analyzing risks of migrants on the labor market is reflected in the works of modern sociologists and economists. Thus, Gurieva and Dzhioev in their research have established that the improvement of migration policy is necessary in order to reduce the dependence of the labor market on foreign labor and increase its rational filling at the expense of their own labor resources (Gurieva and Dzhioev 2015). They came to a conclusion that in the current situation on the labor market, taking into account migration, as well as on the basis of the correlation analysis (using the Pearson coefficient) the further implementation of migration policy in the same direction will only worsen the situation on the labor market.…”

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Global Challenges of Digital Transformation of Markets Volume II

2022

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“…It mainly seeks to present theoretical explanations for the migratory movements, holistically addressed by arango (2000) who described theories on the causes of migration and models explaining the courses of migrations. Many studies of migratory movements turn their attention to and discuss the most prominent theories explaining the origin of migration (Grigg 1977;Cohen 1996;Janicki 2006;Kumpikaite, zickute 2012;Brettell, Hollifield 2014;Gurieva, Dzhioev 2015), but there is a scarcity of studies describing the migration phenomenon itself, predominantly internal migrations, as referred to by Zhang et al (2020).…”

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Migratory Outflow from Wrocław: Directions of Population Flows within the Framework of Internal Migration in the Period 2002–2018

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Szmytkie

2021

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In the majority of large cities in Poland there is a migration outflow, resulting mainly from suburbanisation processes. However, it should be noted that the inhabitants of large cities do not move exclusively to the suburban zone. The study below focuses on the migratory outflow of Wrocław residents. The authors characterise it by presenting the directions of population movements and determining their sustainability. The authors conclude that the target area of immigrants from Wrocław is mostly a suburban area, but there are also permanent migration flows to other rural communities in the voivodeship and other large cities in the country. The area of emigration itself goes beyond the scope of the voivodeship of which Wrocław is the capital.

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Economic Theories of Labor Migration

Cited by 13 publications

References 11 publications

Technology impact on transformation of the labor markets and society sustainable development

Technology impact on transformation of the labor markets and society sustainable development

Global Challenges of Digital Transformation of Markets Volume II

Migratory Outflow from Wrocław: Directions of Population Flows within the Framework of Internal Migration in the Period 2002–2018

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