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Repartition initiale entre les entreprises et croissance des gains des immigrants

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  • Hou, Feng
  • Ci, Wen

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Malgre le role que peuvent jouer les employeurs dans la selection des immigrants economiques, on en sait peu sur l'existence d'une association entre les caracteristiques au niveau de l'entreprise et les resultats des immigrants sur le marche du travail a long terme, ainsi que sur le mecanisme de cette association. En guise de premiere etape en vue de fournir des donnees pertinentes, la presente etude a pour but de determiner s'il existe des ecarts importants entre les gains initiaux des immigrants qui obtiennent leur premier emploi dans des entreprises a bas salaires et de ceux qui debutent dans des entreprises a hauts salaires, et si les ecarts initiaux entre les gains diminuent a mesure que s'allonge la periode de residence au Canada. l'etude vise aussi a savoir si, en termes de gains, le rendement du capital humain des immigrants est plus eleve s'ils obtiennent leur premier emploi dans des entreprises a hauts salaires que s'ils debutent dans des entreprises a bas salaires. Le present document s'appuie sur des donnees tirees de la Base de donnees canadienne sur la dynamique employeurs-employes (BDCDEE) creee par Statistique Canada.

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  • Hou, Feng & Ci, Wen, 2016. "Repartition initiale entre les entreprises et croissance des gains des immigrants," Direction des études analytiques : documents de recherche 2016378f, Statistics Canada, Direction des études analytiques.
    • Handle: RePEc:stc:stcp3f:2016378f
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