Influence of migration processes on state economic security
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https://doi.org/10.32752/2786-5185-2022-2-3-4-5-10Keywords:
Migration processes, Economic security, Factors of migrationAbstract
This review article is devoted to the problem of the impact of migration processes on the economic security of the state. It is determined that migration as a socio-economic phenomenon should not be assessed purely as a positive or negative category. Considering the above, research aimed at addressing the issue of economic security should seek to identify and highlight the positive and negative effects of migration on socio-economic processes in the state concerned, as well as formulate ways to neutralise the latter (negative) and develop and strengthen the former (positive).
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