The impact of immigration on the public finances is an important influence on public opinion. This aims to provide a thorough conceptual survey, pointing out the complexities of a full and the relevance of indirect effects and covering both static perspectives and longer dynamic issues. It considers simple accounting approaches which are relatively neglectful of responses but also tries to bring out the complexities in the nature of the relationship immigration and the public exchequer that come with more sophisticated modelling of its effects.
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