Underlying factors in international labour migration in Asia : population, employment and productivity trends

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ISBN	9789221210245 (pbk.)
Call Number	HD5856.A78 J762 2008
Author	Jones, Gavin W.
Title	Underlying factors in international labour migration in Asia : population, employment and productivity trends / Gavin W. Jones
Imprint	Bangkok : ILO Asian Regional Programme on Governance of Labour Migration, 2008.
Physical	32 p. ; 27 cm.
Series Name	Working paper / ILO Asian Regional Programme on Governance of Labour Migration ;no. 1
Summary	The demographic and economic factors in the paper include trends in fertility, labour force participation, the educational composition of the labour force, and the changing employment structure in the region. It concludes that labour migration flows will continue to increase in the region and that the question is whether these flows will occure legally or be increasingly irregular.
Founding Information Note	With the compliments of International Labour Organization (ILO), Library
Subject	Emigration and immigration
Subject	International migration
Subject	Labour migration
Subject Geographic Name	Asia--Emigration and immigration
Corporate Author	International Labour Organization. Regional Office for Asia & the Pacific
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490 0 ^aWorking paper / ILO Asian Regional Programme on Governance of Labour Migration ;^vno. 1

504 ^aIncludes bibliographical reference

520 ^aThe demographic and economic factors in the paper include trends in fertility, labour force participation, the educational composition of the labour force, and the changing employment structure in the region. It concludes that labour migration flows will continue to increase in the region and that the question is whether these flows will occure legally or be increasingly irregular.

536 ^aWith the compliments of International Labour Organization (ILO), Library

650 0^aEmigration and immigration 0^aInternational migration 0^aLabour migration

651 0^aAsia^xEmigration and immigration

710 1 ^aInternational Labour Organization.^bRegional Office for Asia & the Pacific

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Underlying factors in international labour migration in Asia : population, employment and productivity trends

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