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La libre circulation des personnes a provoqué une nette augmentation de l'emploi de frontaliers dans les régions limitrophes. Ces travailleurs sont toutefois restés l'exception plus à l'intérieur du territoire, même après 2002. Une comparaison des entreprises et des travailleurs entre les régions proches et éloignées de la frontière révèle le poids des frontaliers pour l'économie suisse. L'accès à des travailleurs en majorité hautement qualifiés, facilité par la libre circulation des personnes, a surtout profité aux entreprises suisses demandeuses d'une main-d'oeuvre qualifiée. Certaines d'entre elles ont développé leurs activités de recherche et développement, sont devenues plus innovantes et productives, ont augmenté leurs exportations et ont amélioré la qualité de leurs produits. La création d'emplois et d'entreprises explique pourquoi la pression de l'immigration transfrontalière n'a guère eu d'effets négatifs mesurables sur la main-d'oeuvre indigène - du moins dans les années 2000. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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