La crisis y la economía del conocimiento en Estados Unidos. Su impacto en la política migratoria

Q3 Social Sciences

Norteamerica Pub Date : 2013-07-01 DOI:10.1016/S1870-3550(13)71774-9

Ana María Aragonés , Uberto Salgado

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Abstract

The U.S. economy has an impact on global migration flows of skilled labor due to the fact that its demographic and educational problems are a barrier to deepening the knowledge economy. All this is refected in an immigration policy that favors highly-qualified immigrants, leading to the issuance of more visas in recent years. On the other hand, both Democrats and Republicans place special emphasis on benefitting the most outstanding foreign students studying in the United States who graduate in the majors fundamental for stimulating the knowledge economy.

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美国的危机和知识经济。它对移民政策的影响

美国经济之所以会对全球技术劳动力的流动产生影响，是因为美国的人口和教育问题是深化知识经济的障碍。所有这些都反映在有利于高素质移民的移民政策上，导致近年来发放了更多的签证。另一方面，民主党人和共和党人都特别强调让在美国学习的最优秀的外国学生受益，这些学生毕业于刺激知识经济的基础专业。

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Norteamerica Social Sciences-Cultural Studies

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0.50

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20 weeks

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