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The article is devoted to the role of migration factor in the processes of high-quality reproduction of labor potential of the Arctic territories of the Russian Federation. The authors of this study assumed the fact that in the current stage of implementation of Russia’s state policy on the development of natural resources of the Arctic, labor potential is a key element ensuring geopolitical and economic interests of our state in this macro-region. Currently, the strategic documents defining the direction of the Arctic development in the framework of state policy of Russia outline the importance of the infrastructure and production aspects of territorial development. At the same time, the human factor is shifted back and deformation of processes of high-quality reproduction of the labor potential of the country’s Arctic territories jeopardizes the achievement of strategic goals and objectives of the Russian state policy in the Arctic. The direction of migration movements was especially noticeable in the Murmansk region, therefore, the article assessed the impact of migration factor on the qualitative reproduction of labor potential of this region. We defined a specific character of migration processes in the Murmansk region, which is expressed in a high proportion in the migration flows of men of working age and the migration outflow of labor resources most of which are specialists with higher and secondary vocational education. It was determined that the migration factor plays an extremely negative role in the processes of qualitative reproduction of the labor potential of the Murmansk region
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