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[International migrations in the Middle East and their economic effects].


 A general review of migration patterns in the oil-producing countries of the Persian Gulf is presented. The inter-country differences in income, similarities in culture, and world energy demands are identified as the main factors responsible for this migration. The economic effects on countries of origin are considered, with particular reference to the negative impact that the substantial emigration from Yemen has had on that country's development.
