*Reflective Disequilibrium*: Migration levies and unskilled labor mobility in Singapore

Summary: Several advocates of increased labor mobility have suggested taxes on migrants to compensate natives of destination countries for ...

*Reflective Disequilibrium*: Migration levies and unskilled labor mobility in Singapore Wednesday, May 07, 2014 Migration levies and unskilled labor mobility in Singapore Summary: Several advocates of increased labor mobility have suggested taxes on migrants to compensate natives of destination countries for any inconveniences and to increase the reward of accepting more migrants, as a theoretical matter. In practice Singapore already accepts an exceptionally large number of unskilled and less skilled temporary workers, taxes them heavily, and uses the extensive net revenue to make a significa

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