ECON 3370
The Economics of Migration
An introduction to the economic aspects of migration. Topics include, among others: the economics of migration within countries; the economics of host country integration of immigrants; the impact of immigration on outcomes in the host country; the impacts of emigration on the home country.
2025
Topics
- An economic framework for thinking about international migration
- Permanent immigration
- Host country integration of immigrants
- The impact of immigration on outcomes in the host country
- The implications of emigration for the home country
- Temporary foreign workers/guest workers
- Common labour market treaties and trade agreements with worker mobility arrangements
- be made available by 5 pm on September 5th
- course code (ECON 3370A) in the subject line.
Readings
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Prerequisites & course information
Prerequisite(s): ECON 1001 or FYSM 1003 . Lectures three hours a week.
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026–2027
- ECON 3370 ↗2025
- ECON-3370A-worswick_Fall_2025 ↗2025