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== Opportunity == | == Opportunity == | ||
The global labor is expected to increase even though the economic crisis hit the market and inevitably will affect the labor market as such. | The global labor is expected to increase even though the economic crisis hit the market and inevitably will affect the labor market as such. The category of professional or even the unskilled one could taste the benefit from this global labor scheme. The professional could opened up and broaden up their opportunity to explore new multinational company in the different country. | ||
There is a sharp growing demand in highly paid professional. Multinational companies with branches all across the globe doesn’t pick workers only from locals. They are developed from personnel in multinational working environment. In the field of education some academics has benefited from this globalization. Some high level professor teaches in different countries and enjoyed many reward through advanced educational institution growth. | |||
== References == | == References == | ||
* Fuest, Clemens and Thum, Marcel,"''Welfare Effects of Immigration in a Dual Labor Market''", 1999 | * Fuest, Clemens and Thum, Marcel,"''Welfare Effects of Immigration in a Dual Labor Market''", 1999 | ||