How might immigration impact the market for labor in the host country? how does it affects the supply of labor, the demand for labor, and equilibrium wages in the host country?
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- How might immigration impact the market for labor in the home country? how does it affects the supply of labor, the demand for labor, and equilibrium wages in the home country?Discuss the economic costs and benefits of immigration? Is immigration bad for the U.S. economy?A country with a strict immigration policy is now considering relaxing its policy to permit and encourage immigration in view of its growing aged population. How do the characteristics of immigrants influence the effects of immigration on the receiving country? What are the implications for the receiving country's government policy toward immigration?
- Explain Pull and Push Factors which contribute to International Migration. ( Take low wages as Pull Factor point And Take high wages as Push Factor point)Thinking of immigration, should nation-states relinquish responsibility for the social reproduction of migrant labor? Why or why not? Explain the effect of migrant labor on domestic policies.Suppose the transferability of skills from an origin to a destination increase. What is likely to happen to immigrants' wages relative to natives' wages in the destination? what do you think will happen to immigrants' skill acquisition in the destination, and why?
- What is a “brain drain” as it relates to international migration? If emigrants are highly educated and received greatly subsidized education in the home country, is there any justification for that country to levy a “brain drain” tax on them? Do you see any problems with this idea?What is the allowable range on A’s wages relative to B’s if trade is flowing between these two countries according to comparative advantage?Could immigration impact demand for labor?How so? How could that change wages?Show graphically.