and Radu, Brindusa Mihaela
Published in Romanian Journal of Economic Forecasting, volume 8 issue 2, 2007.
by
Nicolae,
Mariana
and Radu, Brindusa Mihaela
Published in Romanian Journal of Economic Forecasting, volume 8 issue 2, 2007.
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The enlargement of the European Union and the
liberalization of labor force movement to Europe increase greatly the migration
towards the developed countries. This phenomenon affects the economic growth
both on short and long term.
The ascending trend of migration began in the mid
nineties and continued after 2000. The data between 2002 and 2005 indicate a
quasi-slowdown tendency. This paper aims to estimate some effects of migration
flows on both the origin countries and the host countries in an enlarged Europe.
Having in mind the enlargement, the Romanian
out-migration represents a sensitive subject, adding to those of commercial and
the capital flows, the main mechanism of European integration. The migration
from and to Romania will have an effect on the Romanian economy on short and
long term.
Keywords:
work force mobility, free movement of labor force, economic impact, brain
drain.
JEL Classification:
F02, J6, J21, J60, J61