Human Capital Development, Migration and Economic Opportunities

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  • Adeboga Luqman Adetayo Department of Economics, Federal College of Education, Iwo, Osun State. Author

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Human Capital Development, Migration Patterns, Economic Opportunities, Labor Market Dynamic, Policy Frameworks

Abstract

This study looks at the intricate connections between economic possibilities, migration, and the development of human capital. With an emphasis on low- and middle-income nations, the major goal is to present a thorough knowledge of how the dynamic interaction between different areas impacts development outcomes. Using a mixed-methods approach, the study combines institutional and policy assessments, qualitative insights from important stakeholder interviews, and quantitative analyses of large-scale datasets. The three main goals are to: 1) examine the variables that affect the formation of human capital and how it relates to migration patterns; 2) assess the economic effects of human capital mobility for both the countries of origin and the countries of destination; and 3) find efficient institutional structures and policies that can maximize the advantages of both the development of human capital and productive migration. The findings reveal the multifaceted nature of the relationships between human capital, migration, and economic opportunities. The research highlights the importance of targeted investments in education and skill development, the need for well-designed migration policies that facilitate the productive mobility of human capital, and the crucial role of labor market flexibility and dynamism in harnessing the economic potential of human capital. Additionally, the study emphasizes the significance of strengthening the evidence base, promoting interdisciplinary collaboration, and adopting a whole-of-society approach to address the complex challenges and capitalize on the opportunities at the intersection of these domains. The study's conclusions offer insightful information to researchers, practitioners, and policymakers that will help them build more inclusive and successful plans to promote social progress, sustainable economic growth, and human capital development.

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2024-08-31

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Adeboga Luqman Adetayo. (2024). Human Capital Development, Migration and Economic Opportunities. Journal of Contemporary Education Research, 5(8). https://hummingbirdjournals.com/jcer/article/view/200

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