Abstract
The population migration promoted the modern economy development. Economy growth rate of an area depends on the quantity of the migration population. Population projections refer to the observations of the past and present development of demographic components. Quantitative or qualitative statements about future population changes are based on these observations. Nevertheless, population projections still have to be seen as an insecure matter, especially for a longer time period. Neglecting catastrophes and significant fluctuations in migration flows, populations forecasts on national level are relatively plausible for periods of about 20 to 30 years, as the majority of the people, which will live 20 years in an area, is already born at the time-point of projection. This paper discovers that immigration that carries human capital is one of the key factors to promote the growth of economy. It suggests that the population migration economical growth model could interpret regional economical growth diff erences.
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