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ESRI Study Finds Immigrants Make Higher Fiscal Contribution in Ireland
A study by the ESRI (Economic and Social Research Institute) in Ireland has found that immigrants make a higher fiscal contribution than Irish-born citizens and are no more likely to claim welfare. The research challenges common misconceptions about immigration's economic impact.
9 Jun, 23:01 — 9 Jun, 23:01
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irish-timesHigh84d ago
Immigrants make higher fiscal contribution than Irish-born, ESRI study finds
ESRI migration
By Jack White
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Immigrants no more likely to claim welfare, ESRI finds
No general pattern exists of immigrants being more likely to be in receipt of social welfare compared to native-born Irish citizens, an ESRI report on welfare receipt rates has found.
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