Canadian Public Policy · 1982 · 12 citations · 0 references
Public AffairsEconomicsImmigration PolicyMigration PolicyWorkforce DevelopmentImmigration IssuesLabor Force ImplicationsWorkforce Development PolicyEconomic Effects Of MigrationHigh-skilled ImmigrationImmigrant LaborLabor Migration PoliciesLabor Shortage MitigationMigrant Labor PolicyMobility Of Skilled WorkersSkilled Worker Migration
The implications of resolving Canadas future labor shortage problems by increasing the level of immigration are considered. The authors conclude that although a moderate increase in the immigration of skilled workers would be beneficial a substantial increase would be detrimental and would reduce per capita incomes. The need to develop domestic sources of labor through training and relocation is stressed. (summary in FRE) (ANNOTATION)