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This paper studies the economic effects of immigration on the income of natives. We assume a world with flexible prices. The price reactions guarantee the full employment of all inputs at any time. Our model is a one sector growth model with two homogeneous inputs, capital K and labor L. The technology is described by the CES-production function:
with A < 0 and 0 > α > 1.
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Steinmann, G. (1994). The Effects of Immigrants on the Income of Natives. In: Steinmann, G., Ulrich, R.E. (eds) The Economic Consequences of Immigration to Germany. Studies in Contemporary Economics. Physica, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-51177-6_3
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