Forecasting Migration Processes in Germany
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This article examines the migration processes in Germany, which have a great impact on the national economy. Based on statistical data from open sources for the period from 2005 to 2020 a correlation-regression analysis was carried out. This analysis made it possible to identify significant factors influencing the dynamics of migration processes. These factors include the domestic national product, wages and unemployment rates. The constructed econometric model allows predicting the level of migration and making management decisions on measures to influence it.

Tregub I.V., Abraimova K.A., (2022), FORECASTING MIGRATION PROCESSES IN GERMANY. Economic Problems and Legal Practice, 1 => 141-149.

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Germany, migration, correlation analysis, econometric model, forecasting.