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Economics Reason of Migration from Point of View of Students

Procedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences
Volume 109, 8 January 2014, Pages 522-526
2nd World Conference on Business, Economics and Management

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Antonio Mihi-Ramirez a, ⁎, amihi@ugr.es, Vilmante Kumpikaite b
aFaculty of Economics and Business of University of Granada, Campus Cartuja, Granada 18071,SpainbFaculty of Management, Kaunas University of Technology, LAisves Aleja 55, Kaunas, LT-44309, Lithuania
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doi:10.1016/j.sbspro.2013.12.500
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Abstract

Nowadays globalization significantly affects international trend on employment; even in Education institutions we could find a more international students who will probably mean a higher intensification of internationalization of future workers. In this paper is analysed the migration from the perspective of students from Europe with the purpose of comparing international migration motivations and confirming migration influences and trends. Analysis of data have showed that 1) internationalization is an important current characteristic and goal of most of students 2) the main migration motivations identified are economic reasons 3) Other factors affecting migration decision depend on country analysed.

Keywords

  • globalization;
  • international migration;
  • students;
  • economics migration
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