This paper looks at the economic arguments for and against immigration, and ultimately apply them to the prevailing situation in Vancouver Canada. This paper will demonstrate that the movement of international migration is highly beneficial for both sender and receiver countries, and it is possible for these benefits to be further enhanced. Sound policies and research, both reflective of present-day Vancouver, strive towards a prosperous and integrated global workplace. 15 pgs. 44 f/c. 11b.
