Study On The Economic Growth Effects Of The Labor International Flow In The Developing Countries

With the deepening of economic globalization, labor, capital and technology and other factors of production in the global scope of the flow is gradually accelerated. Meanwhile, labor as an important carrier of capital and technology flows, has played an important role in the whole process of globalization. However, in the process of globalization, developing countries are facing a serious shortage of capital and international advanced technology because of their own conditions. On the other hand, developing countries can provide the capital and technical support to the development of the development of the country by virtue of its rich labor resource advantage, through the promotion of the domestic labor force, the use of the education incentive effect, the remittance effect and the network effect. Based on this, this paper focuses on the analysis of the economic growth effect of labor flow in the developing countries, and through the Granger causality test and SYS-GMM regression, and the regression results are robust. The results show that the impact of labor migration on economic growth in developing countries is significant. At the end of this paper, the experience and policy of the current international labor flow control are summarized, with a view to provide a reference for the development of China’s labor flow control policies.