Critical Analysis of Immigration (Essay Sample)

Critical Analysis of Immigration
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Critical Analysis of Immigration
The issue of immigration has for long being a thing of concern with people having different views on the same. According to statistics, immigrants' learned population is of much help to the nation in fulfilling the labor quests. However, it acts as a limitation at some point in raising the competition for the job resources. This population either reduces the GDP of the nation or increases it depending on their potential economic status. Additionally, the empirical approach utilizes the employment rate as a modeled GDP and immigration rate function. The data is gathered from a reliable source, and the observational trials are employed upon it to determine the two variables' correlation. The study unearths that there exists a profound interrelationship between immigration and unemployment rates. The study's findings indicate there is a controversy in the short term and long-term impact of immigration on the employment rates and Canada's GDP. In the immediate future, migration influences the rate of unemployment marginally, while the long-term immigration flow has little effect on unemployment status.
Canada draws comparatively more skilled and trained immigrants than other prominent immigrants receiving countries, such as the US UK. However, Canada is faced with immigrant assimilation since employers do not usually accept international skills and education. Therefore, immigrants find it hard to obtain a job at the beginning, and thus migration has a detrimental effect on the unemployment rate in the short term. Over time, though, immigrants get Canadian work experience and also Canadian training and schooling. The original negative effect on unemployment of immigrants disappears in