Figure 9.1: Effects of immigration on the housing market

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Figure 9.1: Effects of immigration on the housing market
Figure 9.1: Effects of immigration on the housing market
Price
Price
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S
P’
P’
P
P
D’
D’
D
D
QQ’
(a) Inelastic supply
Quantity
Q
Q’
Quantity
(b) Elastic supply
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Figure 9.2: Housing market in the destination when natives
respond to immigration by moving out of the area
Price
S
P’
P”
P
D’
D”
D
Q Q” Q’
Quantity
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Figure 9.3: Market for landscaping services with immigration
Price
S
S’
P
P’
D
Q
Q’
Quantity
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Figure 9.4: Market for ethnic food with immigration
Price
S
S’
P
D’
D
Q
Q’
Quantity
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Figure 9.5: Various channels of how immigration affects national
income
Housing
Prices of
products
Product variety
and diversity
Immigration
International
trade
National
income
Financial
markets
Capital
Innovation and
productivity
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Figure 9.6: Solow growth model
Output per
worker, y
y=Af(k)
Capital per worker, k
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Figure 9.7: Solow growth model steady state
Output,
investment
and savings
per worker,
y, i and s
i=(n+d)k
y=Af(k)
s=λAf(k)
k*
Capital per worker, k
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Figure 9.8: Solow growth model with population growth and TFP
increase
i,s
i,s
i’
i
i
s’
s
k*’
k*
(a) Increase in population growth
k
s
k*
k**’
k
(b) Increase in total factor productivity
The Economics of Immigration, by Bansak, Simpson & Zavodny ©2015

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