DYNAMICS OF INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION IN THE CYCLE OF ECONOMIC GROWTH
Post-war Europe is faced with socio-economic challenges of own transformation from a region of emigration to region of foreign labor force attraction. This continuous process affected regions of the European continent unevenly in different historical periods and phases of economic development. Initial migration transformations undergone countries of Western Europe, they were followed by the Mediterranean countries, the countries of Central Europe. In young Members of the European Union – countries of Eastern sub-region - migration is an urgent problem of our time, actively impacting as a continuation of the trend of migration within Europe and across the world economy. The study attempts to track the dynamics of labor migration in the context of the economic progress of the countries of the EU, to identify patterns and conditions of growing economic importance of foreign labor in the region.