The local economics of migration - Your Place or Mine? - IPPR

Answered 5 Sep 2008 by p.shore

This working paper is the first from ippr’s Economics of Migration project. The project aims to improve understanding of the economic impacts of migration in the UK, and how policy should respond to that migration in order to maximise its economic benefits, and minimise its costs.


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Patrick has been involved in supporting community IT centres, community groups and individuals with funding advice & information as well as running funding workshops.