The fiscal effects of immigration to the UK

By J. Horgan. 2015

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• Immigration, Search, and Redistribution: A Quantitative Assessment of Native Welfare (2018, unknown): “…however, often falls short from the ideal composition, so that immigration may turn out a burden rather than a blessing for the native taxpayer.5 Dustmann and Frattini (2013) provide a comprehensive analysis of the net fiscal contribution of immigrants in the UK and find an overall positive…”
• Migration, diversity, and economic growth (2017, background): “…improving the efficiency of international resource allocation (see van der Mensbrugghe & Roland-Holst, 2009); making a positive fiscal contribution (Dustmann & Frattini, 2014); reducing dependency ratios (Gagnon, 2014); or increasing innovation and specialization through higher number of patent…”