The Effects of Mass Immigration on Canadian Living Standards and Society

Edited By Herbert Grubel. Papers Presented At The Conference Canadian Immigration Policy: Reassessing The Economic, Demographic And Social Impact On Canada, Held In Montréal, June 3-4, 2008. Includes Bibliographical References. Contents......Page 5 About the authors......Page 7 Acknowledgments......Page 15 Introduction and policy implications......Page 17 1 The current state of Canadian immigration policy......Page 31 2 Immigration’s impact on public coffers in the United States......Page 57 3 Immigration and its impacts in France......Page 69 4 Immigration policy in free societies: Are there principles involved or is it all politics?......Page 85 5 Is Canadian immigration too high? A labor market and productivity perspective......Page 101 6 Recent immigration and Canadian living standards......Page 125 7 Immigration’s impact on the growth and age structure of the Canadian workforce......Page 149 8 The immigration option to population aging in Canada......Page 173 9 The creation of a global suburb and its impact on Canadian national unity......Page 199 10 Immigration and multiculturalism undermine culture and security in Canada......Page 225 11 The politics of Canadian immigration policies......Page 241 12 The challenges of reforming immigration policy in Britain......Page 253 About this publication......Page 259 Publishing information......Page 261 Supporting the Fraser Institute......Page 262 About the Fraser Institute......Page 263 Editorial Advisory Board......Page 264 This volume provide readers with analytically sound and well documented empirical information about the significant positive and negative effects mass immigration has on the Country's well being and that of their offspring.