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This research examined the measurement of the emission factors of Tunisian migration towards a sample of countries during the period between (2000-2016), In order to determine the impact of a number of economic and non-economic factors on the Tunisian migration movement, These factors were per capita income in Tunisia and destination countries, the relative price, the number of unemployed and the number of Tunisian university graduates. To this end, the "PANEL data" approach was adopted. The research found that the best model for processing the study data is the random effect model, according to Husman's test, And that the variables included in the model had a behavior consistent with the expected signal except for the individual income variable in Tunisia, In other words, an increase in per capita income in the country of origin, destination country, relative price, number of unemployed and number of university graduates leads to an increase in the Tunisian migration to the sample countries.
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