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Qualifying Ricardian equivalence : immigration

Weber, Ernst Juerg - 1989

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Conflicting identities : cosmopolitan or anxious? : appreciating concerns of host country population improves attitudes towards immigrants

Heidland, Tobias; Wichardt, Philipp C. - 2016

Cosmopolitan or anxious? In order to test the influence of conflicting aspects of identity, German respondents were asked about their attitude towards a Syrian refugee the description of whom was varied in various domains (N=662). Once the refugee is described as being aware of as well as open...

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Empirical characteristics of legal and illegal immigrants in the US

Caponi, Vincenzo; Plesca, Miana - 2013

We combine the New Immigrant Survey (NIS), which contains information on US legal immigrants, with the American Community Survey (ACS), which contains information on all immigrants to the U.S., legal and illegal ones. Using econometric methodology proposed by Lancaster and Imbens (1996) we...

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Setting the bar – an experimental investigation of immigration requirements

Khadjavi, Menusch; Tjaden, Jasper D. - 2014

immigration. The dynamics and underlying processes of setting immigration requirements remain unclear as research so far mainly … different levels of perceived migrant potential and public debate shape immigration requirements. We employ the minimal group … paradigm and immigration requirements are set by in-group voting. Our results suggest that fairness and efficiency of …

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Country, culture or competition : what drives attitudes towards immigrants in Sub-Saharan Africa?

Becker, Malte; Krüger, Finja; Heidland, Tobias - 2022

Sub-Saharan Africa is becoming an increasingly important destination for international migration. The region hosts immigrants from other African countries and from other parts of the world, such as China. Given high poverty levels and weak social security systems in Sub-Saharan Africa, host...

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Understanding differences in attitudes to immigration : a meta-analysis of individual-level factors

Dražanová, Lenka; Gonnot, Jérôme; Heidland, Tobias; … - 2022

Public attitudes toward immigration have attracted much scholarly interest and extensive empirical research in recent … affecting immigration opinion. We address this gap through a formal meta-analysis derived from the literature regarding … immigration attitudes from the top journals of several social science disciplines in the years 2009-2019 and based on a population …

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How do regional labor markets adjust to immigration? : a dynamic analysis for post-war Germany

Braun, Sebastian; Weber, Henning - 2016

affect the nature of the immigration inflow can effectively reduce native income losses and dampen adjustment dynamics in … regional labor markets. One such intervention is to distribute the inflow more evenly over time. Smaller immigration inflows …

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The labor market performance of first-generation immigrants : evidence for Switzerland

Golder, Stefan M. - 1999

This paper is concerned with the study of the labor market performance of immigrants. The unemployment rate is used as an indicator and natives as the reference group for the analysis. The analysis proceeds in two steps. In a first step, probit regressions on the unemployment probabilities are...

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Germany - an immigration country

Siebert, Horst (contributor) - 2003 - [Elektronische Ressource]

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Long-run determinants of immigration to Germany 1974 - 1999 : a Ricardian framework

Foders, Federico - 2003 - [Elektronische Ressource]

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