IMPACT OF ECONOMIC INTEGRATION OF MIGRANTS ON THE HOST COUNTRIES’ ECONOMIES

Abstract

The purpose of the article is to generally identify the nature of the impact of the economic integration of migrants on the host countries' economies. The research findings demonstrate that the economic integration of migrants has a complex and multifaceted impact on the economies of countries that receive migrants from other states for permanent or temporary residence, work, study, or other activities. It has been proven that the positive impact of the economic integration of migrants on the host countries' economies is characterized by the following processes increased labor supply and tax revenues, stimulation of economic growth, enhancement of innovation potential, and enrichment of cultural diversity. It has been established that the negative impact of economic integration of migrants on the economies of host countries is characterized by the following processes: pressure on the labor market, strain on social infrastructure, social tension, increased inequality, and capital outflow.