GLOBALIZATION OF LABOR MARKETS AND MIGRATION OF SKILLED PROFESSIONALS
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How does globalization affect labor markets and migration processes? In this study, the authors examine how globalization affects job opportunities, wages, and labor mobility. While skilled workers benefit from increased global opportunities, low-skilled workers face greater economic uncertainty. The study also examines the challenges of return migration, including skill mismatch and labor market reintegration difficulties. The results of the study suggest that globalization affects different workers in different ways, requiring policies that ensure fair opportunities and economic stability for all.
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globalization labor markets skilled migration workforce mobility economic inequality return migrationReferences
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