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average wages and a worsening of their wage inequality because of emigration. Whereas, immigration had nearly equal but … economic outcomes, it follows that prevalent public fears in European countries are misplaced; immigration has had a positive …
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be granted to foreign-born workers. This choice is driven by the maximization of th net gains from immigration. We focus …
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capital with two dimensions of immigration policy: restrictiveness, and selectivity. The model predicts that the relationship …) for more restrictive (resp. selective) immigration policies. These predictions are then tested empirically using bilateral … remittance and migration data and proxy measures for the restrictiveness and selectivity of immigration policies at destination …
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This paper takes advantage of the availability of rich panel data on the mobility of talented football players, and the performances of national leagues and teams to quantify the effect of the reduction in mobility restrictions, the 1995 Bosman rule, on global efficiency and cross-country...
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The discourse concerning the mobility of human capital internationally typically evokes migratory patterns from poorer to relatively more wealthy countries and this focus is strongly reflected in the (brain drain) literature. This emphasis omits an important and as yet understudied aspect of the...
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mechanism. On the contrary, immigration has no significant effect. Numerical experiments reveal that the long-run effect of …
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for developing countries. We show that women represent an increasing share of the OECD immigration stock and exhibit …
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to a Baghwati tax (with different properties); (2) a regional or global scheme of tradable immigration quotas of …
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This paper provides an additional channel through which inequality may influence growth, when labor migration is taken into account. In fact, we show that human capital distribution is crucial to determine whether allowing migration of the most skilled workers from a developing country may be...
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There are around 3 million Turkish origin migrants in Germany and 400 thousand in France who have already raised their third generations. Nowadays they are even being named with their hyphenated identities, such as German-Turks and French-Turks. In the meantime, they encounter various obstacles...
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