Ho explica un interessant estudi de Matthias Parey i Fabian Waldinger ("Studying abroad and international labour market mobility").
Is the ERASMUS scheme – where European students study for a year in a foreign country – just an excuse for a holiday or does it have some economic value? This column analyses how studying abroad affects labour-market mobility using the exposure to ERASMUS as an exogenous source of variation in studying abroad. It finds that studying abroad increases an individual's probability of working in a foreign country by about 15 percentage points.
Jo recomano a tothom que en algun moment de la seva vida marxi a l'estranger. Que marxi... i que torni.
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