Sentence examples for trends and migration from inspiring English sources

If current demographic trends and migration flows continue, the European working-age population will shrink and disparities across regions will increase.

Policies to address demographic challenges should therefore not just be aimed to affect the size and direction of demographic trends and migration flows, but should be combined with policies in other spheres as well.

The aim of this paper is to assess the effects of demographic trends and migration flows on European regions within different policy frameworks and to examine the implications for regional competitiveness and European cohesion.

While harmonizing the data, we kept the observed migration trends and distributed the excessive migration evenly across all the years of observation before 2012.

The analysis presented here is an attempt to describe and understand characteristics and trends of interprovincial migration and to discuss the relationship among migration, urbanization, and income per capita.

It particularly explores the role of development processes, state formation and policies in explaining trends and patterns of migration.

With international migration reaching unprecedented levels of importance on both national and international policy agendas, the need for reliable studies that identify and analyze the trends and effects of migration has never been more crucial.

We know the levels of circular labor migration are high, and in other areas may not be as high, but it is still valuable to examine the case study to get an empirical understanding of the trends and associations between migration and mortality.

Papers from the series include: Migration and the Asia-Pacific Region: Trends, Factors and Impacts; Current Trends in Migration in the Commonwealth of Independent States, and; Information and Communication Technologies and Migration.

A balance of international immigration policies, educational quality and migration trends plays a large part in determining where high-skilled workers get their education and use their skills.

Dawn McLaren, an economist at Arizona State University in Tempe who studies the state's economic and migration trends, said it was likely that lack of work is forcing people to move, probably to nearby states.