The Economics of Language: International Analyses

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Handbook of the Economics of the Art and Culture (2006, background): “21 See also Chiswick and Miller (2007) on this issue.”
International Migration and the Economics of Language (2014, methodology): “a different linguistic background than the destination has focused on three concepts represented by the three ‘Es’: Exposure to the host country language, Efficiency in learning a new language and Economic incentives for learning the new language (Chiswick 1991, Chiswick and Miller, 1995, 2007a).”
Integrating Immigrants: The Impact of Restructuring Active Labor Market Programs (2016, background): “3 Studies documenting the association between language skills and labor market performance include Chiswick ð1991Þ, Dustmann ð1994Þ, Chiswick and Miller ð1995, 2007Þ, Dustmann and van Soest ð2001, 2002Þ, Berman, Lang, and Siniver ð2003Þ, Dustmann and Fabbri ð2003Þ, and Bleakley and Chin ð2004Þ.”
Language Knowledge and Earnings in Catalonia (2012, unknown): “As a general framework for analyzing the value of knowledge of Catalan in the labour market, we refer to research on the earnings returns to language knowledge, with the pioneer studies of Chiswick (1991), and Chiswick & Miller (1995, 1999, 2007).”