02081nam a2200301 a 4500 1/51431 090210s2009 be u pdd 1 a0eng d 978-92-79-10659-0 1016-8060 (print) 1725-3187 (online) KC-AI-08-349-EN-C 39217 GR-PeUP ΚΕΤ Αλφαβητική σειρά D' Auria, Francesca. Economic impact of migration flows following the 2004 EU enlargement process : a model based analysis/ Francesca D' Auria, Kieran McMorrow and Karl Pichelmann. Brussels- Belgium : Office for Infrastructures and Logistics in Brussels, 2008. 36 σ. : πιν. : 30 εκ. European Economy. Economic papers ; Economic Papers. This paper shows that the migration-induced re-allocation of labour resources across countries following the 2004 EU enlargement process has already brought sizeable economic benefits for the enlarged EU. In addition, the simulation results suggest that once the present temporary restrictions on the flow of EU10 workers come to an end and the long-run migration potential of around 3 million is eventually realised, the economic gains may easily match those from a further integration of the EU's goods and capital markets. At the level of the individual "sending" and "receiving" countries, the overall economic impact of migration is essentially determined by the speed of adjustment of labour and capital; by the skill characteristics of the migrant and native populations; and by the actual size of the migration flows. McMorrow, Kieran. Pichelmann, Karl. European Commission : Directorate-General for Economic and Financial Affairs. Economic Papers November 2008, No 349. European Economy. Economic papers ; 349. INST UNIPILB KET 20090212 EEEP 349 EEEP 349 NOLOAN 23 1 http://ec.europa.eu/economy_finance/publications/publication_summary13387_en.htm.