*Reflective Disequilibrium*: What does migration to the United Arab Emirates tell us about labor mobility?

Summary: Some notes on migration to the United Arab Emirates (UAE). As in some other Gulf oil states, e.g. Qatar, almost the entire UAE pri...

*Reflective Disequilibrium*: What does migration to the United Arab Emirates tell us about labor mobility? Wednesday, May 14, 2014 What does migration to the United Arab Emirates tell us about labor mobility? Summary: Some notes on migration to the United Arab Emirates (UAE). As in some other Gulf oil states, e.g. Qatar, almost the entire UAE private sector workforce is composed of foreign guest workers. The ratio of foreign workers to natives is high enough that if achieved by all developed countries it could absorb the labor force of the developing countries. The distribution is dominated by

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