Beyond Migrant Penalty: How Marginalization Between Ethnicities in the Labor Market Is Revealed Across 16 Developed Economies
Juhyun Lee
Abstract:This paper analyses the ethnic penalty by focusing on the racialization of labor market outcomes beyond the migrant penalty. An illegitimate statistical or taste-based discrimination can be revealed specifically by distinguishing migrants into ethnic groups. Accordingly, ethnic penalty based on five different ethnic groups was estimated through the difference in employment and job quality with respect to natives. The analysis was conducted at the country and European average levels using 16 European countries … Show more
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