The Pros And Cons Of Western European Immigration

Immigration as a whole had a little effect on the home country’s employment and on average wages in fact it increased wage slightly, therefore if UK do not leave EU there would be some advantages. At the same time Western Europe was not as much in the spotlight as Eastern Europe. However, Western Europeans entrance has been slow and steady, with an average annual net immigration rate of 23000 between 1991 and 2013. This has gifted the British economy with a slowly growing stock of highly skilled workers. In the long run the economic growth is the quality of the human capital stock: the more highly skilled the workforce the higher its productivity, which clearly increases output the Western European immigration have a positive impact on British