Immigration economics examines how the movement of people across borders affects wages, productivity, and government budgets. Policymakers use its insights to design visa systems and integration programs. Benefits often flow to employers seeking labor, native workers in complementary roles, and immigrants themselves, though distribution varies by skill level and economic conditions.
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