Titlebook: Understanding Migration with Macroeconomics; Eugenia Vella,Jordi Caballé,Joan Llull Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author

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Introduction,ion trends in European countries. The state of the art in the macroeconomics of migration is then summarised. Finally, Vella synthesises the findings of the various chapters included in this volume and discusses how the content of the volume can be read together.

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Insights into Migration with Macroeconomics: An Interdisciplinary Assessmenty of the disputes surrounding immigration. Conversely, we propose integrating in macroeconomic analysis the historical and political construction of labour markets. We also detail how increasing politicisation of migration in the context of gradually eroding political borders calls for innovative thinking that transcends disciplinary boundaries.

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Immigration and Job Creation immigration but allows for foreigners to enter on temporary work permits. Chassamboulli shows that this policy can help attenuate the negative job creation effect of fewer illegal immigrants in the market.

Abduct

Productivity Shocks, VAT Hikes and Emigration time?can be higher than in an economy without migration. However, these effects are significantly smaller than in the case of labour income tax hikes. The authors also study the output and unemployment effects of negative productivity shocks in the presence of labour mobility.

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The Impact of Immigration on Productivityxogenous variation for identification. Results suggest that a 1 percentage point increase in the share of immigrants in the population reduces GDP per capita by 2%, the employment rate by 0.89 percentage points, and average hours worked conditional on working by 1.28%, whereas it increases the unemp