The paper reveals the motivation for the movement of labor force along countries through the mechanism of savings. The structure of consumers` expenditures population of some CIS countries is analyzed. The consumption of basic food products per capita for the years 2000 - 2018 is investigated. A correction coefficient of migrants` consumption is introduced. The conditions under which migrants can influence an aggregate demand for goods and services of the host country have been established. Calculations show that an average 1% increase of average nominal salary is accompanied annually by a reduction in the number of migrants from Kyrgyzstan for 1.11 %, from Tajikistan for 0.45%. And under one percent increase in the indicator of investments in human capital, reduction in the number of migrants from Kyrgyzstan is observed annually as 0.83%, from Tajikistan as 0.63%. The possibility of turning a certain part of migrants ' savings into induced investments in the Russian economy is determined.
migration, migrant, labor force, consumption, incomes, expenses, savings, mechanism, corrected co-efficient
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