The political economy of social exclusion, with implications for immigration policy |
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Authors: | Mark Gradstein Maurice Schiff |
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Institution: | (1) Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Beer-Sheva, Israel;(2) CEPR, London, UK;(3) CESifo, Munich, Germany;(4) The World Bank, Washington, DC, USA;(5) IZA, Bonn, Germany |
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Abstract: | Minorities such as ethnic and immigration groups have often been subject to exclusion through labor market discrimination, residential and employment segregation policies, business ownership regulations, restrictions on political participation, access to public services, and more. This paper studies the dynamics of minority exclusion. From the viewpoint of the dominant majority, the exclusion decision balances the motive to redistribute income in its favor and the interest in avoiding potential civic unrest or even violent confrontation with the minority. The analysis also has implications for immigration policies, suggesting that they have to take this group dynamics into account. |
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Keywords: | Social exclusion Conflict Assimilation Immigration policy |
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