The Economics of Immigration

The Economics of Immigration: Theory and Policy, 2nd Edition, serves as both a textbook and a reference on the economics of human migration. Published by Springer, the volume examines how economists study cross-border movements and evaluate public policy.

The text covers economic theories that explain why individuals move between countries, detailing the consequences of migration for both source and destination economies. It also explores the history of immigration policy across diverse nations.

Designed for graduate students in migration or labor economics courses, the book also serves researchers who examine the economic dimensions of international migration flows.