HUMAN CAPITAL DEPRECIATION OF SKILLED WORKERS – CURRENT LABOR IMMIGRANTS IN HOST COUNTRIES: THE SCIENTIFIC VIEW
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The article presents the Model of Human Capital depreciation of labor immigrants abroad and the depreciation of the existing amount of Human Capital of labor immigrants in host countries. The study also shows an example of computation of the Human Capital depreciation of a skilled worker who works as a labor immigrant in a host country, and for this example uses the Human Capital depreciation rate by the Spanish scientists M. Arrazola and J. Hevia. This paper is the continuation of a series of publications concerning Labor, International, and Female migration abroad in recent years.
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