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SUMMARY:Jan Leonard Stuhler - Universidad Carlos III
DESCRIPTION;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:Labor Market Effects of Immigration - Identification and Interpretation" wi
 th Christian Dustmann, Sebastian Otten and Uta Schönberg\nAbstract: \nThe 
 impact of immigration on the labor market outcomes of native workers is wid
 ely studied; yet, there is disagreement about the sign and magnitude of eff
 ects, and confusion about the underlying questions that estimated parameter
 s address. We provide a unifying framework that links parameters typically 
 estimated in the literature based on repeated cross-sectional data to param
 eters that can be identified based on longitudinal data that follow workers
  over time. We show that some fundamental parameters that describe immigrat
 ion’s effect on wages and employment such as the wage elasticity of labor d
 emand or the effect of immigration on employment of those employed before t
 he immigration shock are identified only under implausibly strong assumptio
 ns when repeated cross-sectional data are used. In contrast, longitudinal d
 ata permit identification of key effects under only mild assumptions. Our f
 indings highlight that while the employment and wage effects of immigration
  are small for the average employed native worker, they can be larger for s
 pecific groups of natives, such as older workers or natives not in employme
 nt at the time of the immigration shock.\n
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