Kahanec, M. (2012): Článok Martina Kahanca upútal pozornosť významných medzinárodných médií, medzi iným: Handelsblatt, Focus, The Globe and Mail's Economy Lab, Euractiv, Czech Press Agency (CTK).
Abstrakt: The paper studies the impact of unemployment benefits on immigration.
A sample of 19 European countries observed over the period 1993–2008 is used
to test the hypothesis that unemployment benefit spending (UBS) is correlated
with immigration flows from EU and non-EU origins. While OLS estimates reveal
the existence of a moderate correlation for non-EU immigrants only, IV and GMM
techniques used to address endogeneity issues yield, respectively, a much
smaller and an essentially zero causal impact of UBS on immigration. All
estimates for immigrants from EU origins indicate that flows within the EU are
not related to unemployment benefit generosity. This suggests that the so-called
„welfare migration“ debate is misguided and not based on empirical
evidence.
Celá štúdia Unemployment
Benefits and Immigration: Evidence from the EU je dostupná v anglickom
jazyku.
“Unemployment Benefits and Immigration: Evidence from the EU”, vychádza
v International Journal of Manpower, (2012). (spoluautori: Corrado Giulietti,
Martin Guzi a Klaus F. Zimmermann) (tiež CEPR DP 8672; IZA
DP 6075; 2011) (NA STIAHNUTIE!)
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