Immigration is a complex economic phenomenon from "summary" of Issues in the Economics of Immigration by George J. Borjas
The economics of immigration is a multifaceted issue that defies simple explanations. It is not just a matter of immigrants entering a country and taking jobs from native workers. Rather, it involves a complex interplay of factors that can have both positive and negative effects on the economy. For instance, immigrants may compete with native workers for certain jobs, leading to lower wages in those sectors. On the other hand, immigrants also contribute to economic growth by filling labor shortages, starting new businesses, and consuming goods and services. These dynamics can vary depending on the skills and education levels of the immigrants, as well as the structure of the economy. Furthermore, the impact of immigration on wages and employment is not uniform across all groups of workers. Some native workers may benefit from increased competition, while others may suffer. Si...
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