insights into the contexts in which immigration takes place. An own analysis shows that in 2017, around 1.06 million of the 3 …-market-oriented immigrants. That corresponds to a share of 29.8 per cent. Immigration for family reasons accounts for 974,000 persons or 27.4 per … cent and education-oriented immigration for 361,000 or 10.1 per cent. A differentiation according to the countries of …

considerably. The authors quantify the reduction of the workforce in Germany until 2050. Moreover, they analyse whether immigration … may possibly offset the projected labour supply shrinkage. It is shown that - in the long term - immigration signifi …, immigration will notably increase labour supply in Germany. Only in 2030 will the workforce shrink back to its current level. …

Since 2010 net immigration to Germany has risen significantly. Net immigration to Germany in 2012 is estimated to total … increase the domestic labour force and hence potential output, they moderate wages and prices in the short run. This article … investigates the determinants of immigration to Germany and its outlook for the coming years. It shows that differences in …