Immigration is a complex and widely debated topic that has significant economic implications for both receiving and sending countries. The movement of people across borders can have profound effects on labor markets, economic growth, and various sectors of the economy. In this article, we delve into the economics of immigration, examining its effects on labor markets and economic growth from a theoretical and empirical perspective.
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