Claims that reaching the immigration target will bring a heavy cost to the Exchequer are simply wrong. They …
19 May 2017
The triggering of Article 50 last week was a major step towards honouring the referendum result. It will und…
3 April 2017
A recent Economist article (‘Keep Out: Lower immigration could be the biggest economic cost of Brexit’, …
1 March 2017
Following the publication of a Migration Watch UK paper detailing the implications of Single Market membersh…
6 January 2017
A new paper published by the National Institute for Economic and Social Research (NIESR) claims that reducin…
8 December 2016
Migration Watch UK response to Treasury Select Committee Chairman Rt. Hon. Andrew Tyrie MP writing for Open…
5 September 2016
1. Professors Dustmann and Frattini from the Centre for Research and Analysis of Migration at University Col…
30 August 2016
A new report from the Social Market Foundation suggests that an economic slowdown following the UK’s d…
29 July 2016
1. Overall, migrants in the UK have been, and continue to be, a net fiscal cost to the UK Exchequer. Only re…
21 June 2016
Has Migration Watch UK “distorted UCL research”? Not at all. This can only be based on a misun…
17 May 2016
Summary 1. The European Union (EU) has grown from six original member states to its current size of 28. The …
10 May 2016
There is no doubt that productivity growth – by all conventional measures – took a considerable …
13 April 2016
Summary 1. An agreement with the EU on the lines of the EU Canada Treaty would not increase permanent immigr…
30 March 2016
A recent study by the Bank of England has found that increasing migration has driven down wages especially i…
23 December 2015
Commenting on the latest Bank of England research on the impact of immigration on wages, Lord Green of Deddi…
21 December 2015
This authoritative report from Professor Rowthorn, Emeritus Professor of Economics at the University of Camb…
4 December 2015