The opportunity of stimulation measures for the Romanian migrants return

Ailenei, Dorel; Cristescu, Amalia; Hrebenciuc, Andrei

doi:10.5171/2015.181957

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“…Th e low expected wages and low investments in Romanian companies do not encourage emigrants to come back to their origin country. Ailenei, Cristescu and Hrebenciuc (2015) used data from a survey made in the period April-May 2011 for Romanian emigrants in Italy to build a Logit model. Th e higher wage as well as better conditions of life and work determined Romanian people to emigrate in Italy.…”

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“…For the society progress, migration should ensure a real economic growth. For attracting Romanian emigrants to come back, the medium and long run policies should take into account elements of social capital (family relationships), economic capital and concrete opportunities of engaging on Romanian labour market (Ailenei, Cristescu and Hrebenciuc, 2015).…”

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“…Among the rejection factors that generate emigration, we might consider low incomes, high unemployment, political instability, climatic conditions, ethnical and religious confl icts (Ailenei et al, 2015).…”

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Macroeconomic determinants of permanent emigration from Romania. a Bayesian approach

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2016

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Abstract. Th e aim of this research is to identify some macroeconomic determinants for permanent emigration from Romania, in order to alleviate the negative consequences of this phenomenon in the origin country of the emigrates. For identifying the most relevant macroeconomic factors explaining the growth in the number of emigrants, the stochastic search variable selection was applied for various acceptance probabilities. Low increases in real earnings and the growth in poverty headcount ratio at $3.10 a day encouraged Romanian people to permanently leave the country in the period 1991-2014 in order to improve their life conditions. Moreover, the taxes on income, profi t and capital also created considerable pressure. On the other hand, unemployment was not felt as a crucial problem for emigrants. Th e economic policies should focus on the solutions aimed specifi cally at diminishing poverty.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%