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Ivan Etzo PhD, Assistant Professor University of Cagliari (Italy) Department of Economics and Business 1

Migration in the world  Migration is an unavoidable phenomenon, which is mainly driven by inequalities (income, employment, wages, democracy, political instability, natural disasters and so on..). 2

Migration in the world  232 mln of (international) migrants in the world in 2013  + 13 mln in 13 years  The 25.3% of European citezens live outside Europe.  At the same time 31.3% of international migrants live in Europe.  The great majority (3/4) of which lives in France, Germany, UK, Spain and Italy 3 Source: World Migration Report 2013

Immigration in Italy The number of foreign immigrants residing in Italy grew from 140 thousand in 1970 to 2.4 million in 2004 and almost doubled during the period reaching 4.5 million in 2010 Foreign born immigrants residing in Italy (Source: ISTAT) 4

Immigration in Italy Where do immigrants come from? Table 1 - Immigrants residing in Italy. First 16 nationalities (31 December 2010). Nationality Units (x1000) Share (%) Cumulative Share Nationality Units (x1000) Share (%) Cumulative Share Romania Tunisia Albania Peru Morocco Ecuador China Egypt Ukraine Macedonia Philippines Bangladesh Moldova Sri Lanka India Total 16 countries Poland TOTAL Source: own computation based on Istat 5

Immigration in Italy Where do immigrants settle? 6

Immigration in Italy Where do immigrants work? In 2010, more than 2 millions of immigrants were employed in Italy (> 9% of total Italian employed) 7 Source: Istat Labour Force Survey

How much do they cost?  12.6 €billions were spent in 2012 by the Italian government (1.57% of total public expanditure) to host immigrants: health services (3.7 billions) Education (3.5 billions) Social services ( 0.6 billions) Housing (0.4 billions) Justice (1.8 billions) Management expenditures by the Interior Ministry (1 billion) Economic transfers (1.6 billions) 8 Source: Fondazione Leone Moressa

How much do they pay? More immigrants means more taxpayers..  In 2012 the Italian government earned 6.5 €billions :  Income taxes (4.9 billions)  Social security contributions ( 8.9 billions)  Other taxes (2.7 billions) 9 Source: Fondazione Leone Moressa

And the winner is… €/billions 10 Source: Fondazione Leone Moressa Expenditures Earnings

Concluding remarks  Foreigners represent an economic value for society  This value tends to be underestimated in the public debate  Migratory policy must be in line with the changing scenarios. 11

12 Thank you for your attention!