The Relationship Between Immigration and Unemployment: The Case of France

Fromentin, Vincent

doi:10.1016/s0313-5926(13)50003-8

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“…c o m / l o c a t e / e c m o d impact on GDP per capita while it had no impact on unemployment. Fromentin (2013) used cointegration and Error Correction model techniques to investigate the relationship between immigration, the labor market and economic development in France. The study found that immigration had a negative impact on unemployment both in the short run and in the long run.…”

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The relationship between immigration and unemployment: Panel data evidence from Canada

Latif

2015

Economic Modelling

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The relationship between immigration and unemployment: Panel data evidence from Canada

Latif

2015

Economic Modelling

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“…Vieni autoriai daugiau koncentruojasi į nedarbo ir migracijos teorinio ryšio pagrindimą, kiti atlieka praktinius matematinius statistinius skaičiavimus koreliaciniam ar priežastiniam ryšiui nustatyti. Apibendrinus įvairių mokslininkų atlik tus šiuolaikinius tyrimus ir teorines įžvalgas nedarbo ir migracijos ryšio nustatymo kontekste, išskiriami šie ryšio aspektai: pirma, ryšio tarp nedarbo ir migracijos nėra arba jis labai silpnas (Heid, Larch 2012;Lucchino et al 2012;Damulienė 2013;Fromentin 2013); antra, nedarbas daro įta ką migracijai (Žvalionytė, Martinaitis 2007;Feridun 2009;; trečia, migracija daro įtaką ne darbo lygiui (Stulgienė, Dainorienė 2009;Janušauskas et al 2009;Vojtovich 2013).…”

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“…Taikant šiuos metodus nustatomas ne tik ryšio tarp nedarbo ir migraci jos egzistavimas ir jo kryptis, bet ir priežastingumas, t. y. atsakoma į klausimą, kuris iš nagrinėjamų veiksnių yra priežastis, o kuris pasekmė. Šie metodai taikomi Šileikos ir Andriušaitienės (2006), Heid, Larch (2012), Lucchino et al (2012), Feridun (2009), Chletsos, Roupakias (2012, Boubtane et al (2013), Fromentin (2013) tyrimuose.…”

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The Research of the Causal Relationship Between Unemployment and Emigration in Lithuania

Dudzevičiūtė

2014

Business: Theory and Practice

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This paper aims to investigate the causal relationship between unemployment and emigration in Lithuania using Granger – causality test. The research is based on annual data spanning the period of 2004–2012. The investigation encompasses two steps. Firstly, the authors have analyzed the Lithuanian position regarding relationship between unemployment rate and emigration in the context of the European Union countries; secondly, the causality between unemployment and emigration has been determined in the case of Lithuania. On the basis of the European Union countries statistical data, results of the research have revealed a weak correlation between unemployment rate and emigration. On the contrary, evidence has suggested the existence of a strong relationship between unemployment and emigration in Lithuania. Results of the Granger – causality test have showed that unemployment impacts on emigration in Lithuania.

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“…The dominant view among economists is that immigration has small or even negligible effects on employment and wages (Clemens 2011, 94-95;Peri 2014). Most recent studies find that immigration typically has ambiguous effects on wages and employment and, when immigration does have an impact, the effect is small and sometimes positive (Friedberg 2001;Peri and Sparber 2009;Fromentin 2013).…”

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The case for the international governance of immigration

Hidalgo

2015

Int. Theory

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States have rights to unilaterally determine their own immigration policies under international law and few international institutions regulate states' decision-making about immigration. As a result, states have extensive discretion over immigration policy. In this paper, I argue that states should join international migration institutions that would constrain their discretion over immigration. Immigration restrictions are morally risky. When states restrict immigration, they risk unjustly harming foreigners and restricting their freedom. Furthermore, biases and epistemic defects pervasively influence states' decision-making about immigration policy. States should transfer some of their decision-making authority over immigration to more reliable institutions in order to mitigate the risks that they will unjustly restrict immigration. International institutions that include the interests of potential immigrants would be more reliable with respect to immigration policy than unilateral state decision-making. Thus, states should subject their immigration policies to international control.

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The Relationship Between Immigration and Unemployment: The Case of France

Cited by 29 publications

References 37 publications

The relationship between immigration and unemployment: Panel data evidence from Canada

The relationship between immigration and unemployment: Panel data evidence from Canada

The Research of the Causal Relationship Between Unemployment and Emigration in Lithuania

The case for the international governance of immigration

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