European capitals as magnits for production factors from abroad
The article is staged for a three-year study under financial support of the Russian Science Foundation grant, designed to find out the impact of foreign investment and labor migration on the development of major European cities. It is shown that in the context of globalization, many European capitals ensure their development not only by attracting resources from the province, but also from abroad. Thus, the leadership of capitals in economic life can provide an additional inflow of factors of production (labor and capital) into the national economy. Attracting foreign resources to the capital is associated with a number of negative consequences, which was particularly evident in the conditions of the migration crisis in the EU.There is also an individual specificity of cities - for example, the loss of London's position and, on the contrary, the strengthening of Dublin's position as a result of the decision on Brexit.