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Measuring the impact of immigration on subjective well-being

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Howley P & Moro M (2021) Measuring the impact of immigration on subjective well-being. 我要吃瓜 Public Policy Blog [Blog post] 24.05.2021. https://policyblog.stir.ac.uk/2021/05/24/measuring-the-impact-of-immigration-on-subjective-well-being/

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Paragraph: Increasing public concern with immigration coincides with rising numbers of people moving to the UK for study or work, especially after the 2004 EU accession. A natural question to ask is why is immigration a topic of such concern for many? The typical reasons cited revolve around job losses and pressure on public services. Thanks to the availability of high-quality local-area data on immigration flows and labour market statistics, economists have extensively studied the economic impacts associated with immigration. Studies from around the world, including the UK, show that immigration has relatively benign impacts on wages, employment and unemployment outcomes for existing residents.

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Publication date24/05/2021
Publication date online24/05/2021
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Professor Mirko Moro

Professor Mirko Moro

Professor, Economics