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Title: The  socioeconomic  impact  of  PJEPA: the  issue  of  nurses’  migration.
Authors: Arquiza, Nina Angelica M.
Keywords: Philippines labor export
Economic Partnership Agreement
Philippines-Japan labor relation
Issue Date: Mar-2012
Abstract: The Philippines, with its abundance of human capital, is known as one of  the  world’s  top  exporters  of  labor,  with  over  1.1  million  land-based  and sea-based  workers  leaving  the  country  in  2007.  Since  then,  the  number  of workers  leaving  the  country  has  grown significantly. Japan,  with  its  ageing population  and  lack  of  nurses, would benefit largely from the Philippines labor export policies which maximize opportunities in the domestic economy and abroad.    The Philippines-Japan Economic Partnership Agreement is a bilateral trade agreement that aims to answer the needs of Philippines and japan. In this research we will focus on one aspect of the EPA – the migration of nurses and its socioeconomic impact.
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