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Movement of Labour and Deep Integration

The Migration DataSussex Database is the most comprehensive resource available, offering globally comparable migration stock data from 226 countries and territories based on the latest census data from 2000/1. Notable findings include migration flows: 37% from South to North, 24% South to South, and 16% North to North. The data reveals that over 50% of international migration occurs between countries with a common language, and there is a negative relationship between distance and the number of migrants, with individuals often moving up the GNI per capita ladder.

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Movement of Labour and Deep Integration

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  1. Movement of Labour and Deep Integration L Alan Winters

  2. Migration DataSussex Database • Most Comprehensive Database to date • Globally comparable migration stock data • Bilateral migration data from 226 countries and territories • Based on latest round of Census data 2000/1 • First collection of South-South migration data • Different versions based on different definitions of “migrant” – e.g. country of birth, citizenship

  3. Migration DataSussex Database Main findings • South-North migration 37%, South-South 24% and North-North 16% • Intraregional migration is about 55% of total • Over 50% of international migration takes place between countries with a common language • There is a negative relationship between distance and number of migrants • Migrants move up the GNI per capita ladder

  4. Migration Trends Who goes where?

  5. Migration Trends

  6. Migration Trends • There is a negative relationship between migration and distance South Asia East Asia and Pacific Sub-Saharan Africa Middle East & N. Africa Europe & Central Asia Latin Am. & Caribbean

  7. European Country Groups

  8. Share of Population Foreign-Born

  9. Shares of EC-6 Immigrants, 2000

  10. Shares of EU-70 Immigrants, 2000

  11. Shares of birth citizens emigrating by destination

  12. Migration Intensity(Xij/X.j)/(Xj./X..)

  13. Skills Mix of Immigrants from Developing Countries

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