Fiscal impacts of immigration 2005/06
Prepared by BERL
Adrian Slack, Jiani Wu and Dr Ganesh Nana
For the Department of Labour
August 2007
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Acknowledgments
The Department of Labour received generous assistance, information and feedback from many individuals and organisations. We particularly wish to recognise the input received from:
- the Economic Impacts of Immigration (EII) Steering Group
- Professor Jacques Poot, Professor of Population Economics, Waikato University
- Statistics New Zealand
- The Ministry of Social Development
- The Ministry of Education.
Contents
- Executive Summary
- Introduction
- Method
- Overseas and New Zealand-born Populations
- Study and the Migrant Population
- Occupation and the Migrant Population
- The Fiscal Impact
- The Fiscal Impact By Region of Residence
- Long-run Impacts of Immigration
- Concluding Comments
- Summary Tables 2006
