Apuntes sobre los efectos macroeconómicos de las migraciones entre países desarrollados y en desarrollo
- Burguillo Cuesta, Mercedes
- Zack, Guido
ISSN: 1989-8819
Year of publication: 2011
Issue Title: Seminario migraciones y fronteras
Issue: 28
Pages: 1-10
Type: Article
More publications in: Documentos de Trabajo (IELAT, Instituto Universitario de Investigación en Estudios Latinoamericanos)
Abstract
The influx of workers from developing to developed countries is an increasingly important phenomenon. In fact, this is one of the central issues of economic relations. Economic exchange in the market of goods and capital has been intensified and promoted by institutions, since it is understood that this exchange benefits both economies. Migration is the manifestation of economic exchange in the labor market. These not promoted by institutions, but rather from trying to minimize them. Here we question whether this exchange in the labor market is likely to benefit not only source countries but also host economies. To do so, we succinctly try to analyze the macroeconomic effects of migration both from the standpoint of net importing country, to the net exporter point of view.