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- 10. Efficiency gains from migration COUNTRY A COUNTRY B L L W a W e e f b W 0 D A a g c W e W b 0 W h i j l k m D B Before migration: output A=Oabe; After migration: output A= Oacf Before migration: output B=Ohjl After migration: output B=Ohik
- 12. COUNTRY A (destination) (before migration) L W a W e e f b W 0 D A a g c Before migration: Total output? Labour Share? Capitalists share? After migration: Total output? Labour Share? Capitalists share? W a W a W e 0 D A b g c e f L COUNTRY A (destination) (after migration) g
- 13. Capital Flows COUNTRY A (USA) COUNTRY B (South Korea) L L S S D D 1 D D 1 W W 0 0 W A W E W E W B Initially: W A > W B Capital flows shift the labour demand curve The wage gap/differential between A and B is reduced. This reduces the extent of migration.