A Comprehensive Analysis of Immigration: Economic and Social Effects

This essay provides a comprehensive overview of immigration, discussing its background, relevant statistics, and associated barriers. It delves into the main issues arising from immigration, such as unemployment, youth crime, poverty, and education, further analyzing the positive impacts, including job filling, economic growth, cultural diversity, and innovation, alongside negative effects like exploitation, increased crime rates, and potential wage depression. The essay also suggests measures for solving immigration-related problems, emphasizing the importance of proper laws and regulations, information transparency, and effective political strategies. It concludes that immigration is a crucial factor in the economic development of both the home and foreign countries, referencing research that highlights the complex interplay between immigration and native populations, with a final note on potential labor shortages in the origin country due to high immigration rates. The document includes references to various research papers and publications that support the arguments and analysis presented.

Immigration

Outline
Introduction
Overview of background
Relevant statistics
Immigration barriers
Main issues
Positive and negative effects of Immigration
Measures for solving the immigration
problems
Conclusion

Introduction on Immigration
Immigration refers to the addressing the foreign
country and settling down their permanently.
The essay will give both effects such as positive and
negative of immigration on countries population and
economy.
With this, the skills and mobility of the immigrant’s
people are raised as they move from one to another
country.

Overview of background
Immigration supports in:-
Country’s economy
Business development
Legal formalities
Good employment opportunities
Foreign country citizenship

Overview of background
Reasons for immigration: Education and
employment field
Ratio of immigrants impacts the GDP
Employment objective is the foremost
purpose of individual in carrying out
immigration activity.

Relevant statistics
 160,000 to 190, 000 rise in immigration to
Europe
244, 000 is estimated in UK from immigration in
2017
Contributes 6% of total UK’s population
Around 2.4 millions taken the immigration
procedure
Impacting the business and economy

Immigration barriers
Political and economic operations
Society factor such as:-
Absence of essential resources
Life quality
Environment and weather
Living standard of people

Main issues
There has been considerable issues that are needed to
be addressed in case of immigration are as follows:
Unemployment: People migrate from their home
country in order to find good employment in
abroad. Unemployment in the home country can be
reduced, if the government of that country offers
good employment structures and payments.
Youth crime: The immigration of the individual is
decided on the basis of crime rates of the different
countries. It is obvious that migrate citizen will first
opt the safe and secure environment for residing.

Main issues
Poverty: Poverty results when the individual is
earning below the basic income or poverty line.
With this people search or think to immigrate in
other countries for survival.
Education: Generally, it been said that individual
move to other country in order to gain good
foreign education in comparison to the home
country education.

Positive and negative effects of
Immigration
Positive effects:
It includes Job filling, economic growth, cultural
diversity and innovation.
Negative effects:
It includes exploitation, crime rate enhancement,
low wages and productivity and training.

Measures for solving the immigration
problems
Issue: improper laws and regulations
Measure: Proper information (salary, employment
status, taxes and employer details )
Assure related to background, their policies and
status
Duty: INS office and the authorized individual
Proper political and election technique

Conclusion
Immigration is the crucial factor in the
economic development of both the country
i.e. home as well as foreign country.
Few of the research even suggest that
payment impact is not so effective to
create the rest natives in countries where
great immigration flows effective.
Concluded that high rate of immigration
will outcome into shortage of labour in the
origin country