Labor-market consequences of internal migration in Turkey
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2011
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During the last 30 years, Turkey has undergone profound economic and social transformations,
including fundamental shifts from the state-oriented economy to the market-oriented economy;
large scale modernization investments in telecommunication and transportation services; and
the low-intensity ongoing armed-conflict concentrated in the country’s Southeastern Region.
For such a period, using the 1990 and 2000 Turkish Censuses, I evaluated the labor market
consequences of internal migration that might have been sparked by such significant economic
and social changes. Overall, the results suggest that provinces with a higher share of recent
migrants may observe decreases in their native population’ labor market opportunities. While
this adverse impact of the recent migrant inflows remains to be robust, it exhibits heterogeneity
with respect to the skill level of natives, as well as for the labor market outcomes of different
native and migrant groups.
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Internal Migration, Labor Market Outcomes, Turkey
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Economic Development and Cultural Change
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60
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