Immigrants, Labour Market Performance and Social Insurance

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(The Struggle for) Refugee Integration into the Labour Market: Evidence from Europe (2018, background): “Even the administrative record data to which researchers have recently begun gaining access is currently limited to only a few host countries: see Bratsberg et al. (2014) for Norway, Luik et al. (2016) for Sweden and Hainmueller et al. (2016) for Switzerland. dispersed refugees are less likely to…”
On the Economics and Politics of Refugee Migration (2017, unknown): “Bratsberg et al. (2014, 2016), in contrast, paint a more negative picture in the case of Norway, highlighting that refugees become increasingly dependent on social insurance transfers.19 Table 9 highlights that the lower employment probabilities of refugees versus immigrants cannot be accounted for…”