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• W4285403836 abstract "No AccessJun 2022Migration as an Engine of Development in South AsiaAuthors/Editors: S. Amer Ahmed, Laurent BossavieS. Amer AhmedSearch for more papers by this author, Laurent BossavieSearch for more papers by this authorhttps://doi.org/10.1596/978-1-4648-1841-7_ch1AboutView ChaptersFull TextPDF (1 MB) ToolsAdd to favoritesDownload CitationsTrack Citations ShareFacebookTwitterLinked In Abstract: Examines the characteristics of migrant workers, South Asia’s labor migration, and the region’s economic development, framing safer and more productive migration through a life-cycle lens. South Asian economies have struggled to create more and better jobs during a demographic transition in which people of working age generally remain in place, providing an important window of opportunity to boost growth and development. However, domestic job creation has struggled to keep up with the massive influx of youth into the labor market, in particular, underperforming in the creation of good-quality, formal, and higher-wage jobs, which has pushed labor toward employment opportunities in international labor markets. In this context, international migration for temporary employment, for both jobs and remittance flows, remains a critical component of South Asia’s development path. The COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic generated new challenges for South Asian migrants, but mostly exacerbated and highlighted vulnerabilities and migration system insufficiencies that already existed prior to the pandemic. ReferencesAbarcar, Paolo and Caroline Theoharides. 2018. “The International Migration of Healthcare Professionals and the Supply of Educated Individuals Left Behind.” Unpublished. https://economics.nd.edu/assets/289077/theoharides_amherst_intl_migration_of_healthcare_pros.pdf. 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