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Methodical provision assessment of the contribution of labour migration to inclusive development of Russia

https://doi.org/10.21686/2500-3925-2019-2-65-79

Abstract

Purpose of research. To offer theoretical and methodological tools for assessing the contribution of external labour migration to inclusive development.

Methods. The study used methods of statistical, econometric analysis, comparative analysis, graphical method of analysis, as well as General theoretical method of analysis of Russian and foreign literary sources. The main information sources for the study were the data of the official website of the Federal state statistics service, as well as the data of the Unified interdepartmental information and statistical system.

Results. The main results of the study are as follows: – Development of a theoretical two-circuit model of migration flow regulation with an emphasis on attracting qualified personnel to the industry. – Econometric results recorded the feedback of migration with economic growth and indicators of inclusive development – manufacturing, high-tech products and innovative exports in the Russian regions. – Results were also obtained, indicating a weak regulation of migration processes in the Russian regions, the effectiveness of which is fixed at the level of 25% out of 100%. – For the inclusive development of the Russian regions, thresholds were obtained for: attracting qualified personnel to the manufacturing industry up to 32% of the total number of workers in the field, the regulation of migration and economic processes by state institutions should be in the area of responsibility at 75% against 25%, the HDI in the regions should be at the level of 93% of 100%. – Threshold values are allowed to form and to work out the forecast of development for the Sverdlovsk region for the perspective till 2025

Conclusion. In General, according to the study, it was concluded that it is necessary to change the course from attracting low-skilled migrants to qualified ones, to strengthen the role of state institutions to regulate migration processes, as well as to increase the level of human capital in Russia. For further economic development, qualitative changes in human capital, industrial development, diversification of the national economy and the development of the country’s scientific and technological potential are needed.

About the Author

E. K. Tukhtarova
Institute of Economics, Ural branch of RAS, Ekaterinburg
Russian Federation


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Tukhtarova E.K. Methodical provision assessment of the contribution of labour migration to inclusive development of Russia. Statistics and Economics. 2019;16(2):65-79. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.21686/2500-3925-2019-2-65-79

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