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100			_aZimmermann, Klaus F _94265 _c(ed.)
100			_a Bauer, Thomas K. _9278 _c(ed.)
245		4	_aAssimilation of Migrants
260			_c2002 _bEdward Elgar, _aCheltenham et al.,
300			_a537 pages
340			_hF3 62 -2
440			_aThe Economics of Migration _n (Volume 2) _95312
440			_aThe International Library of Critical Writings in Econometric _n (Volume 151) _95315
520			_aIn the age of globalization, the importance of migration for the industrialized countries has increased. Inflows of migrants have steadily risen in the 1980s and the early 1990s. Yet while the public debate about policy responses to these developments continues unabated, research findings of economists are often ignored. In this four-volume collection the editors have selected some of the most significant contributions on the economics of migration, which provide an overview of the present state of empirical migration research. Topics covered include the migration decision, the integration of immigrants into the labor market and society, their economic behavior, empirical and theoretical contributions to migration policy, and the effects of immigrants on the native population.
650			_95316 _alanguage
650			_9442 _aself-selection
650			_aearnings _95104
650			_95088 _ahispanic migrants
651			_95314 _aUSA
651			_2New Zealand
651			_aFrance _9609
651			_aUnited Kingdom _95324
651			_aGermany _941
651			_aAustralia _95325
651			_91332 _aCanada
856			_uhttps://www.e-elgar.com/shop/the-economics-of-migration _yPublisher's website
942			_cANTH _2ddc