MODELING OF LABOR MIGRATION PROCESSES: A PRACTICAL ASPECT

Abstract

One of the characteristic features of the development of the modern world economy is population migration, and first of all, labor migration-the movement of people associated with changes in their place of residence and work.
Migration plays an important role in the modern world, millions of people are involved in the migration process, migration forms a new labor market and new financial and social relations. Migration of population and labor resources occurs when there is a significant contrast in the levels of economic and social development and the rate of natural demographic growth of countries that receive and give labor. The main productive force in the economy is the labor force. Taking into account the aging of personnel, increasing mortality, and decreasing population, the issue of attracting labor resources from other countries, i.e. migrants, arises.
The article deals with practical issues of forecasting the process of labor migration. The information base for the forecast was the results of the analysis of migration processes observed in Kazakhstan and the North Kazakhstan region. The applied result is a model of migration flows in the region.