Offshoring Response to High-Skilled Immigration: A Firm-Level Analysis
Using a policy change in the Netherlands in 2012 that made it easier and less costly for firms to employ high-skilled short-stay non-European Union workers and a matched employer-employee data, this paper shows that firms in high-skill industries respond by both employing a higher share of non-Europ...
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Zusammenfassung: | Using a policy change in the Netherlands in 2012 that made it easier and less costly for firms to employ high-skilled short-stay non-European Union workers and a matched employer-employee data, this paper shows that firms in high-skill industries respond by both employing a higher share of non-European Union immigrants and increasing the total amount of offshoring to non-European Union countries. With reduced costs of hiring short-stay non-European Union workers, small firms hire and fire more non-European Union workers in a given year. Many of these workers return to their home countries, establishing direct connections that boost offshoring to firms in the Netherlands. By contrast, large firms absorb some of the workers leaving the small firms. These workers also establish connections between their host and origin countries, boosting offshoring |
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title | Offshoring Response to High-Skilled Immigration A Firm-Level Analysis |
title_auth | Offshoring Response to High-Skilled Immigration A Firm-Level Analysis |
title_exact_search | Offshoring Response to High-Skilled Immigration A Firm-Level Analysis |
title_exact_search_txtP | Offshoring Response to High-Skilled Immigration A Firm-Level Analysis |
title_full | Offshoring Response to High-Skilled Immigration A Firm-Level Analysis Devaki Ghose |
title_fullStr | Offshoring Response to High-Skilled Immigration A Firm-Level Analysis Devaki Ghose |
title_full_unstemmed | Offshoring Response to High-Skilled Immigration A Firm-Level Analysis Devaki Ghose |
title_short | Offshoring Response to High-Skilled Immigration |
title_sort | offshoring response to high skilled immigration a firm level analysis |
title_sub | A Firm-Level Analysis |
topic | EU Labor Law EU Labor Policy Globalization Globalized Labor Market Immigration International Economics and Trade Offshoring Private Sector Development Skilled Short-Stay Immigrants |
topic_facet | EU Labor Law EU Labor Policy Globalization Globalized Labor Market Immigration International Economics and Trade Offshoring Private Sector Development Skilled Short-Stay Immigrants |
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