| Abstract [eng] |
Lithuanian average of 2002-2008 net migration per 1,000 population was -1.86 that was the lowest of EU countries. The largest Lithuanian international emigration to the volume recorded a higher standard of living in EU countries, the wage differences are obvious (the United Kingdom, Spain, Ireland, Germany). For the purposes of correlation regression analysis found that among the Lithuanian population of international emigration, unemployment, and therefore there was a significant inverse relationship between emigration and employed a direct and significant relationship. International emigration volumes also contributed to the average monthly net wage rises. For the purposes of forecasting methods, it was found that the Lithuanian population and the volume of international emigration should continue to grow, 2009 was to be 22.62 thousand. It was found that at slow growth of income per capita in the country of origin, cash injections of capital flows is an effective tool to increase the disposable income of the population and the impact on economic growth in the country, thereby reducing the income gap. |
