Human capital accumulation, social mobility and migrations.
Article
Labour. Review of Labour Economics and Industrial Relations
1999
13
3
September
647-674
economic growth ; human capital ; income distribution ; labour market ; migrant worker ; migration ; skilled worker ; social mobility ; wage differential
Migration
English
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