Content with the tag: inmigración

Preventing discrimination and social exclusion in Spain

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Preventing discrimination and social exclusion in Spain

February 2023

Social Inclusion
Jonas De Keersmaecker y Katharina Schmid, Universitat Ramon Llull y ESADE Business School;

In Spain, not all immigrant groups are perceived equally. According to this study, 35.9% of native Spaniards stated that they have positive contacts with Moroccans, while the figure increased to 59.8% in relation to people of Latin American origin.

Evolution of wage gap between native-born and migrant youth in Spain

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Evolution of wage gap between native-born and migrant youth in Spain

July 2022

Social Inclusion
Begoña Cueto, Marta González Escalonilla and María José Pérez Villadoniga, University of Oviedo;

In what way does our background affect wages? This report analyses the evolution of wage trajectories among native and immigrant young people between 2007 and 2015.

Demographic determinants

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Demographic determinants

November 2021

Social Inclusion

Population changes can occur due to variations in the population caused by natural changes and migratory movements.

The covid-19 crisis affects employment inequality between immigrants and natives

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The covid-19 crisis affects employment inequality between immigrants and natives

September 2021

Social Inclusion
Jacobo Muñoz Comet, Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia (UNED);

The immigrant population, particularly women, have been the most vulnerable group affected by unemployment caused by the economic crisis derived from covid-19.

 

Whom do we trust?

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Whom do we trust?

June 2021

Social Inclusion
Jorge Rodríguez Menés, Clara Cortina, M. José González and Aroa Arrufat Pijuan, Universitat Pompeu Fabra; Amalia Gómez Casillas, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona;

Does ethnic discrimination exist in the second-hand market online? This study analyses its presence in transactions between buyers and sellers in Spain.

Regularising the situation of the immigrant population does not result in a “call ef-fect”

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Regularising the situation of the immigrant population does not result in a “call ef-fect”

June 2021

Social Inclusion
Joan Monràs, UPF, Barcelona GSE; Javier Vázquez-Grenno and Ferran Elias, UB; Adaptation: Albert F. Arcarons (EUI);

What were the consequences of the regularisation, in 2005, of 600,000 non-EU immigrants who were working in Spain? This study reveals that it did not lead to any “call effect”, but did lead to increased tax revenues.

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