Population policy: introduction

Article Abstract:

The author discuss the ethical and social problems inherent in addressing population policy. Topics include immigration, migration, fertility, and mortality.

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Population issues and options: investing in people

Article Abstract:

The author discusses the economic and political ramification of population growth. Topics include immigration policy, sustainable growth, and the labor supply.

Statistical Data Included, Political aspects, Population

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Immigration and the Australian Macroeconomy: Perspective and Prospective

Article Abstract:

Australia should monitor and quantify the beneficial effects of immigration on economic performance to develop effective policy. International migration produces a significant positive impact on gross domestic product growth and per capita income. Policies, however, should not be constructed to use immigration for short-term stabilization or to solve environmental objectives.

Migration, Internal, Internal migration

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