International Migration: Some Comparisons and Lessons for the EU

Keywords

Immigration, European union, Demographic economics, Census, Political science

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• Competition for Migrants in a Federation: Tax or Transfer Competition?Marko Koethenbuerger — 2012
• Migration of the Highly Skilled: Can Europe catch up with the US?Lydia Mechtenberg, Roland Strausz — 2009
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