Scandinavian Working Papers in Economics

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Holdninger til immigration - Er danskerne specielle?

2007, Volume 2007, issue 1, pp. 59-82

Nikolaj Malchow-Møller (), Jakob Roland Munch (), Sanne Schroll () and Jan Rose Skaksen ()
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Nikolaj Malchow-Møller: CEBR og University of Southern Denmark
Jakob Roland Munch: CEBR og University of Copenhagen
Sanne Schroll: CEBR og University of Southern Denmark
Jan Rose Skaksen: CEBR og Copenhagen Business School

Abstract: This paper analyses attitudes towards immigration in the EU-15 - including the immigration following the recent enlargements of the EU - using data from the two rounds of the Europeans Social Survey. We explore how socioeconomic factors and perceived consequences of immigration can explain these attitudes, and analyse to which extent Danes deviate from EU avergae. While attitudes appear to be driven by the same factors in Denmark and the rest of the EU-15, Danes are relatively more optimistic about the economic consequences of immigration - especially those relating to the labour market - although they are sligthly mores pessimistic about the fiscal consequences of immigration therefor results in a considerable unexplained difference between the average Danish attitude and the average EU-15 attitude towards immigration.

Keywords: immigration

JEL-codes: A10

Language: Danish

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