Immigration and real wages

This paper derives conditions under which immigration may raise nominal and real wages in a small open economy. The mechanism for such a paradoxical outcome is a demand-induced increase in the prices of labour-intensive non-traded goods.

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Main Author: Neary, J
Format: Journal article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier 1989
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description This paper derives conditions under which immigration may raise nominal and real wages in a small open economy. The mechanism for such a paradoxical outcome is a demand-induced increase in the prices of labour-intensive non-traded goods.
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Immigration and real wages
title Immigration and real wages
title_full Immigration and real wages
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title_short Immigration and real wages
title_sort immigration and real wages
topic Economics
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