Migrant Business Networks and FDI

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Table 1 - Summary statistics of some variables of interest ¹

	Inward FDI	Outward FDI	Emigrants
France
Total OECD Non OECD________	240.519 100% 236.496 98,33% _________4.023________1,67%	326.346 100% 297.167 91,06% ________29.179________8,94%
Germany
Total OECD Non OECD________	274.789 100% 270.120 98,30% _________4.669________1,70%	619.990 100% 575.956 92,90% ________44.034________7,10%
Italy
Total OECD Non OECD________	108.954 100% 107.526 98,69% _________1.428________1,31%	170.113 100% 157.683 92,69% ________12.430________7,31%	2.159.959 100% 1.735.636 80,36% ________424.323_______19,64%
United Kingdom
Total OECD Non OECD________	483.457 100% 474.259 98,10% _________9.198________1,90%	811.599 100% 751.032 92,54% ________60.567________7,46%

	Immigrants		Skilled immigrants	Share of skilled migration²
France____________
Total	4.174.651	100%	694.372	17,39%
OECD	2.044.143	48,97%	275.727	14,06%
Non OECD________	2.130.508	51,03%	___________418.645__________	__________20,61%__________
Germany
Total	6.386.690	100%	764.206	14,25%
OECD	4.474.056	70,05%	482.174	12,91%
Non OECD________	1.912.634	29,95%	___________282.032__________	__________17,33%__________
Italy___________________
Total	955.802	100%	116.012	14,88%
OECD	215.520	22,55%	58.029	29,09%
Non OECD________	_______740.282	77,45%	___________57.983___________	__________10,00%__________
United Kingdom
Total	3.260.944	100%	999.224	33,02%
OECD	1.841.522	56,47%	547.084	32,39%
Non OECD________	1.419.422	43,53%	___________452.140__________	__________33,82%__________

¹ Data are referred to the samples used in the empirical analysis.

The size of each samples varies according to data availability

Data concern the year of the latest census in each country (France: 1999; Italy, Germany and UK: 2001)

² The share of skilled migration is calculated on immigrants aged 15 and over

(Skilled immigrants / Immigrants aged 15 and over)

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