The scientific literature on the economics of immigration consists of all of the following topics, EXCEPT:

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Human capital models are a broader concept in economics that focus on the skills, knowledge, and experience possessed by an individual or population, viewed in terms of their value or cost to an organization or country. While they can be related to immigration in terms of how immigrants contribute to or integrate into a new country's workforce, human capital models themselves are not a topic exclusive to the economics of immigration. The other options directly relate to specific aspects of immigration economics, such as the performance of immigrants in the economy, policy evaluation, the impact on native workers, and the theoretical models explaining migration patterns.

The Scientific Literature on the Economics of Immigration Consists of All