Titlebook: Economics of Immigration; The Impact of Immigr P. N. Raja Junankar Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016 Immigrati

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ics of immigration. Junankar discusses why people migrate, the likely destinations for migrants, and their employment in the destination countries. He studies the benefits to the migrant families in terms of higher wages and living standards, and also studies how immigrants fare in the Australian la

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William Lee M.S,Vladimir Parpuraways realised that current account deficits are not a new phenomenon for Australia. Australia has had . current account deficits for over the past century and a quarter except for brief periods at the beginning of the twentieth century, immediately after the Second World War, and after the commodity price boom of the 1970s.

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J?rn Hounsgaard,Charles Nicholsonle immigration. These concerns are often voiced in the form of the following questions: How do new immigrants fare in the housing market? Do they affect the housing choices of resident Australians? Do prices rise in response to an increase in immigration?

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Immigration, Wages and Price Stabilityno clear consensus has emerged. We still have at least two strong contenders for the centre stage: firstly, some version of an augmented Phillips curve, and secondly, some version of a cost-push theory, e.g. real wage resistance, commodity prices (these two contenders are not necessarily mutually exclusive).

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Immigration, Wages and Price Stabilityaving a large-scale immigration program. This report investigates only one aspect of the economic dimension of this issue. Our study considers the issue of immigration and wage and price inflation. This is a daunting task as economists have struggled with explaining the determinants of inflation ove