Immigration policies that would enhance the well-being of New Zealanders
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.26686/pq.v13i3.4674Keywords:
labour market policy, net migration, migration and well-being framework, community and civic engagementAbstract
Two stories wax and wane in New Zealand debates about migration. With record arrivals, falling departures and high net migration, current public concerns are around pressures on housing, infrastructure and publicly funded services like schools and health care. In 1979 people fretted about whether the last one to leave would be turning out the lights.
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