How does the structural evolution of the global labor market affect population migration?

Benefits: New places accept new ideas.

Disadvantages: increasing the local economic burden.

International labor mobility

International labor mobility means that workers with personal freedom seek a favorable labor market abroad in order to adapt to the development of production and capital internationalization, so that their jobs go beyond the borders of a country and transfer internationally. In the modern sense, international labor mobility can be divided into two forms: immigration and labor export. Immigrants are designated to live in other countries, and labor export refers to temporary work in other countries.

Refugees not only bring heavy economic burden and social security problems to the inflow countries, but also affect the relations between the countries concerned and the economic development and political stability of the relevant regions, adding turmoil to the world situation and being detrimental to world peace and development.