Explaining the Deteriorating Entry Earnings of Canada’s Immigrant

By A. Aydemir, M. Skuterud. 2004

512 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Public Administration, Sociology and Political Science

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In Public Administration

1. Christopher Worswick
2. D. Green
3. J. Reitz

In Sociology and Political Science

1. J. Reitz
2. J. Elrick
3. Josh Curtis
4. D. Green
5. Christopher Worswick
6. M. Skuterud
7. A. Aydemir

Citations in the corpus

• Immigrant earnings profiles in the presence of human capital investment: measuring cohort and macro effects (2004, methodology): “Aydemir and Skuterud (2005) show that the decline in entry earnings for immigrants to Canada continued into the 1990s.”
• Immigrant Skill Utilization: Trends and Policy Issues (2014, background): “…of skilled immigrant employment and earnings is reflected in the growing body of literature that has emerged on the topic (see, for example, (Aydemir and Skuterud 2005; Bonikowska, Hou, and Picot 2011; Ferrer and Riddell 2008; Ferrer, Green, and Riddell 2006; Frenette and Morissette 2005;…”
• Immigrant Employment Success in Canada, Part II: Understanding the Decline (2007, background): “In any case, how might one explain a trend toward lower value of foreign experience? Aydemir and Skuterud (2005) offer no explanation, nor do Green and Worswick (2004).”