"migration inflows" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the movement of people into a particular location or country. Example: The government has implemented policies to control the level of migration inflows into the country.
However, statistics based on citizenship allow to better distinguish between foreign migration inflows and returns of national citizens who migrated abroad (Strozza, Natale, Todisco, & Ballacci, 2002).
By default, migration inflows should decrease under such regimes.
Not surprisingly, migration inflows and outflows changed significantly since 2010.
where M ijt denotes migration inflows from country i to country j in year t.
Table 2 reports the estimates of the log odds of foreign migration inflows to Spain.
First, we describe the data sources used to measure migration inflows and outflows.
In particular, controlling for unemployment rates, pairs of countries/regions that have 1 pp of a higher stock of migrants generate a higher migration inflow rate of 0.8 pp.
The attractiveness of an individual NUTS2 region is measured using a destination attractiveness ratio (DAR), which is calculated as the share of migration inflow divided by the share of population.
Furthermore, the supply forecast also assumes rising participation rates due to the adjustment of the statutory retirement age from 65 to 67 years and a net migration inflow of 100 000 persons starting in the year 2014.
The absolute change and relative fluctuation in age cohorts, separated for women and men, were derived from the 12th Coordinated Population Projection, assuming a net migration inflow of 100 000 persons per annum starting from year 2014 (like the demand forecast) [ 11].
For the forecast of the number of hospital cases, present age and gender-specific hospital diagnosis probabilities (in five-year age groups) from years 2006, 2007 and 2008 were kept constant and applied to the predicted population, assuming a net migration inflow of 100 000 persons per annum from year 2014 onward [ 11].
