Economics

No evidence that cutting net migration would be ‘catastrophic’ for British economy

Would government policy to reduce net migration cost the taxpayer £6bn a year?

There are no excuses now for a failure to reduce migration

Claim that reducing low-skilled migration would harm economy not backed up by the facts

Migration Watch UK Response to TUC Touchstone Blog

National Institute for Economic and Social Research fails to convince with assertion that reducing migration would lead to slower growth

Sensible controls on EU free movement could well be a fiscal benefit for the UK

Update on the Fiscal Impact of Immigration

Social Market Foundation report based on highly questionable assumptions

Are Migrants an Economic Benefit to the UK?

Response to comments on our report on the fiscal impact of immigration

The Prospects for EU Enlargement

Productivity and migration – a brief overview

The Immigration aspects of the EU-Canada Economic and Trade Agreement