International Migration Outlook 2010

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2010 International Migration Outlook:
Migration key to long-term economic growth

International migration has fallen during the economic crisis but as the recovery moves into gear, migrants will be needed to fill labour and skill shortages.

The 2010 OECD International Migration Outlook analyses recent developments in migration movements and policies in OECD countries.

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Introduction

Notes related to the following tables

A.1. Foreign and foreign-born populations in the OECD countries: stocks and flows

A.1.1. Inflows of foreign population
A.1.2. Outflows of foreign population
A.1.3. Inflows of asylum seekers
A.1.4. Stocks of foreign-born population
A.1.5. Stocks of foreign population
A.1.6. Acquisition of nationality

A.2. Foreign and foreign-born labour force in the OECD countries: stocks and flows

A.2.1. Inflows of foreign workers
A.2.2. Stocks of foreign-born labour force
A.2.3. Stocks of foreign labour force

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