Incidencia de la migración en el mercado laboral de Millenials en países desarrollados y en vías de desarrollo en el año 2017.

Abstract

This thesis is aimed at determining the effects of migration on the millennial workforce. The issue is justified by the relevance of the growth of migratory masses at present as an effect of globalization that generates different consequences at the level of the countries of origin and destination. In addition, hypothesis tests were used for a proposed cross-sectional model with secondary data from binary logistic regression. The microdata was collected from the national surveys of employment and unemployment in the countries Ecuador, Uruguay, Chile, the United States and Sweden for the year 2017. The finding was that there is an explanation of millennial unemployment with the variables sex, education and nationality of the migrants in most of the countries studied with a significance level of 0.001. In the last section, the conclusions and recommendations of economic policy for migration control were made.