Foreign direct investment and international labor migration

Adnan Zaki Amin, Dr.Hger

	Foreign direct investment and international labor migration
Iraqi Journal For Economic Sciences
Article 1, Volume 0, Issue 11, 2017, Pages 52-88
Author
Dr.Hger Adnan Zaki Amin
Abstract
Most studies that focus on issues of international migration to work on understanding the factors that determine the flow of immigrant labor and measure the impact of this flow on the labor market and on economic activity in the recipient countries and exporting to work. However, few studies have focused on addressing the relationship between interventional economic development and labor migration. This study seeks to look at one aspect of this relationship, specifically the relationship between FDI and economic migration for work, focusing on how they allow the foreign direct investment that affects the labor migration from developing countries', especially as the economic climate of the current international focus on the approaches to the liberal in the role of foreign direct investment in economic development in developing countries. See approach to liberalism in the question of the relationship between FDI and international migration for work that to the extent that contributes to foreign direct investment to accelerate and stimulate economic growth and reduce poverty in those countries where the phenomenon of export of labor, so much can be done this investment - in the long As a general trend long term - to reduce the pressures toward immigration, considering that FDI represents, in theory at least an alternative to labor migration. This approach also emphasizes the role of the broker to invest in the economic development process and what will result in the generation of employment opportunities, which looked slim and that at the aggregate level, but they can be significant in some countries and some industries. Also go traditional to more than pay tribute to the role of FDI on local labor market when they insist on saying that the training and prospects for development of the profession is often linked to employment in branches of foreign companies, which provides its members with the skills necessary to activate the movement of professional upward upward mobility and improve the professional in turn leads to the tendency to curb immigration for those who are looking for better opportunities for work.

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