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 SM ISO690:2012RUSU, Rodica. Republica Moldova în contextul tendinţelor migraţioniste contemporane. In: Teoria şi practica administrării publice, 20 mai 2013, Chișinău. Chișinău, Republica Moldova: Academia de Administrare Publică, 2013, pp. 92-95. ISBN 978-9975-4241-5-8. |
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Labour migration profoundly affects the economic and social development of Moldova. As of mid-2006, approximately one quarter of the economically active population was occupied abroad. Remittances from migrant workers to their families in Moldova amounted to one third of Moldova’s gross domestic product. The number of migrants and the volume of remittances have grown steadily since 1999 with no indication yet that this trend might be reversed. Since the late 1990s, labour migration from Moldova has been directed towards two broad regions: CIS countries, predominantly Russia, and Western Europe, particularly Italy. The socioeconomic characteristics of the migrants drawn to each of these two regions differ markedly. Other important destinations include Ukraine in the CIS bloc and Portugal, France, Spain, and Greece in Western Europe. There is also sizeable migration to Israel, Turkey, and Romania. |
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