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Migration
Population economics also encompasses the interactions of economics and demography, leading to research on topics such as population growth and decline, population ageing, population diversity, and migration.
Motu researchers are involved in a range of projects examining migration in a New Zealand context.
Our research focus
Motu’s current and recent research into migration includes:
- Whether outcomes for immigrants improve post-arrival and how.
- Impacts of immigration (and workforce composition more generally) on firm performance and on non-immigrants.
- What causes population movements within New Zealand.
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Working Paper
Exporting, Innovation and the Role of Immigrants
2014. Adam Jaffe, Dave Maré, Isabelle Sin, Lynda Sanderson, Richard Fabling
Hiring New Ideas: International Migration and Firm Innovation in New Zealand
2014. Dave Maré, Richard Fabling, Keith McLeod
Article
Modelling Inter-urban Migration in an Open Population Setting: The Case of New Zealand
2019. Dave Maré, Omoniyi Alimi, Jacques Poot
The gravity model of migration: the successful comeback of an ageing superstar in regional science
2016. Dave Maré, Omoniyi Alimi, Jacques Poot, Michael P. Cameron
Residential assimilation of immigrants: A cohort approach
2016. Dave Maré, Ruth Cameron (nee Pinkerton), Jacques Poot
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