Geographic Mobility in the European Union: Optimising its Economic and Social Benefits

Holger Bonin, Werner Eichhorst, Christer Florman, Mette Okkels Hansen, Lena Skiöld, Jan Stuhler, Konstantinos Tatsiramos, Henrik Thomasen, Klaus Zimmermann

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Résumé

The study has a dual goal. The first objective is to present both a comprehensive and at the same time concise picture of the extent of geographic mobility in the European Union, its evolution over time and of the characteristics of individuals affected by mobility. The second objective is to investigate how geographic mobility in the European Union can be optimised. The study adopts a wide definition of geographic mobility. It considers not only changes of residency within countries and across borders, but also various other mobility contracts, such as cross-border and regional commuting.
langue originaleAnglais
Lieu de publicationBonn
EditeurIZA – Institute of Labor Economics
Nombre de pages152
étatPublié - 2008
Modification externeOui

Série de publications

NomIZA Research Report
Numéro19

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