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New Zealand: Selected Issues
International Monetary Fund

the impact of migrants over a long sample and found that more immigrants did not lead to higher unemployment. In the case of France, Gross (1999) found that immigrants tended to increase unemployment slightly in the short-run, although there was a reduction in the unemployment rate in the long run. 8. This chapter estimates a system of equations including the unemployment rate, real wage, net migration rate, and labor force participation rate, taking into account the inter-dependence of the variables . The model is similar to that of Pope and Wither (1993

Keywords:
ISCR; CR; OECD labor market Data.; interest rate; consumer spending; productivity; migration flow; flows to New Zealand; net migration from Australia; fluctuating migration; migration flows to New Zealand; Labor markets; Labor force participation; Unemployment rate; Australia and New Zealand
Cover IMF Staff Country Reports
New Zealand: Selected Issues
International Monetary Fund
This Selected Issues paper analyzes the effect of international migration on unemployment in New Zealand. The empirical results in this paper suggest that net migration inflows give rise to a fall in the unemployment rate. The paper estimates a system of equations including the unemployment rate, real wage, net migration rate, and labor force participation rate, taking into account the interdependence of the variables. It also examines the impact of exchange rate volatility on export firms’ decisions to hedge foreign exchange exposure.
Keywords:
ISCR; CR; OECD labor market Data.; interest rate; consumer spending; productivity; migration inflow; OECD labor market data; boosting productivity; household debt; OECD standard; Migration; Aging; Exchange rates; Consumption; Australia and New Zealand