Movement of people from poor to rich countries could drive economic growth and boost battle against global poverty, claims World Bank chief Jim Yong Kim.
Environics Institute asked Canadians about immigration and multiculturalism as part of its ongoing Focus Canada series: Attitudes have held steady or grown more positive over the past three to five years
Labour markets are segmented, and the vulnerability at the bottom underpins the stability and benefit at the top. States use migration controls to maintain the docility of the bottom rung.