Theoretical and Applied Economics
No. 8 / 2006 (503)
Labour Force Migration Effects within European Union
Academia de Studii Economice Bucuresti
Abstract. Within the EU, there is no common policy on migration; there are common policies on certain aspects of migration. The Member States fear of migration, but their economies and societies will further need migrant workers. Labour force migration have positive, but also negative consequences for all parties involved: receiving countries, origin countries and migrant workers. Within this framework, a common approach of the migration management and the harmonization of the economic migration policies of the Member States represent already one of the most important challenges for the European Union and will be further emphasized.
Contents
Sustainable development at tax-deductible costs or how to assure sustainable development by one’s way of living
New Informatization Strategy in the Romanian Research and Educational System
Issues of Performance Analysis – A Critical Approach in the Context of Information and Corporate Governance Theories
Economic Transformation of European Union in the Context of Kondratieff Cycles
Succes on the International Market Depends on Brand Strategy
Indicators System for Poverty Measurement
Corporate Governance, Essential Lever of the Policy for Stockholders Wealth Maximization and its Contemporary Complements
The European Model: Economic Growth, Convergence and Cohesion
Investment Process in Territorial Government Sectors
Market and Money: Economic Instruments of Political Europe
Intangible Assets – Important Resources for Performant Enterprise Gestion
Impact of Exchange Rate Fluctuation to the Romanian Foreign Currency Reserve
Labour Force Migration Effects within European Union
The Number of Human Population, a Statistical and Economical Synthesis of Alternative Evolution towards Demographical Explosion or Implosion