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Mother Tongue, Host Country Earnings, and Return Migration: Evidencefrom Cross-National Administrative Records

Using a unique database constructed through the merging of administrative recordsfrom Sweden and Finland, we provide the first detailed examination ofdifferential return migration risks by people's mother tongue within a givennationality. We analyze whether the divergence in return migration ri...

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Published in:	The International migration review 2017-06, Vol.51 (2), p.542-564
Main Authors:	Saarela, Jan, Kirk, Scott
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Subjects:	Earnings European cultural groups Host country Internal migration Labor migration Migrant workers Migrants Migration Native language Profits Return migration Risk
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