Publication Details
Issue: Vol 21, No (2022)
Pages: 291-294
ISSN: 2545-0573

Abstract

International labor migration has economic consequences for both the exporting country and the importing country. The future economic efficiency gained from labor emigration is considered a positive development for the exporting country. The negative aspect of labor migration is considered to be the outflow of highly qualified specialists from less developed countries, which aggravates the economic situation of the state and slows down its further development. As a result, this leads to further polarization of countries, increasing the gap between developed and developing countries.

Keywords
Globalization of the world economy international labor migration differentiation of countries demographic factor economic and social consequences of labor migration economic modernization