| Abstract [eng] |
At the first part of the master work there were defined the theoretical concepts of the labor market and the international labor movement (migration), analyzed the theoretical economic considerations of the international labor migration, the main theories of migration and examined the international impact of labor migration origin and the destination country's macroeconomic indicators theoretical features. At the methodological part of the master work there were submitted the research methodology of the influence of the international labor migration to the macroeconomic impact of Lithuania and EU (target) countries. Empirical master's work thesis were found that in the early twenty-first century Lithuania’s emigration grew up and the net migration was negative. The increasing emigration reduces the level of Lithuania's GDP in the long term, increases the average salary in the short term. The flows of the emigration do not affect the variation in unemployment rates in the country (even there is a very high emigration in Lithuania, but it has no any affects to the decreasing of unemployment rate – there is a still rising unemployment in the country) and has the negative effect to the level of inflation. The increasing emigration in Lithuanian influence the macroeconomics rates of the Lithuanian emigrants target countries – it has the positive influence for the level of GDP and earnings, and the negative influence for the level of unemployment and inflation. |
