: Klaus F. Zimmermann, Holger Bonin, René Fahr, Holger Hinte
: Immigration Policy and the Labor Market The German Experience and Lessons for Europe
: Springer-Verlag
: 9783540683827
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: CHF 85.30
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: Volkswirtschaft
: English
: 209
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This book examines the history of German immigration policy. It analyzes the country's future demand for immigration. Coverage develops an economic model for the effective selection and integration of labor migrants that could provide the foundation for a joint European immigration strategy.

Preface5
Content7
1 Introduction: Why Do Germany and the EU Need a New Immigration Strategy?9
2 The Migration Issue in Germany15
2.1 Migration Policy in Germany16
2.2 Development of Immigration into Germany24
2.3 Necessity of an Active Immigration Policy37
2.4 The German Immigration Act Off to New Shores?42
3 The Economic Impact of Immigration53
3.1 Labor Market Effects of Immigration53
3.2 The Supply of Immigrants64
3.3 Empirical Evidence of Labor Market Effects of Migration67
3.4 Implications for Immigration Policy73
4 Labor Shortages76
4.1 Short- Term Labor Shortages76
4.2 Long- Term Labor Shortages90
5 Managing Immigration: Policy Options109
5.1 Tools of Immigration Control109
5.2 Existing Immigration Management Systems125
5.3 Political Implications for Germany152
6 A Proposal for an Economic Migration Management System154
6.1 Managing Permanent Skilled Labor Migration155
6.2 Immigration of Investors and Entrepreneurs161
6.3 Managing Temporary Skilled Labor Migration163
6.4 A Comprehensive Strategy Towards Immigration182
7 Conclusions: Future Needs of German and EU Immigration Policy184
List of Figures191
List of Tables193
Bibliography194
Index204
Authors208