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Cost of immigration-half a trillion to American workers
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Cost of immigration-half a trillion to American workers
https://quillette.com/2020/04/06/immigra...k-excerpt/

Immigration creates inequality:

"...In 1995, the economist George Borjas, writing in the Journal of Economic Perspectives, modeled the actual effects of immigration on Americans. He found that while immigration might have caused an increase in economic activity of $2.1 trillion, virtually all of those gains—98 percent—went to the immigrants themselves. When economists talk about “gains” from immigration to the receiving country, they are talking about the remaining 2 percent—about $50 billion. This $50 billion “surplus” disguises an extraordinary transfer of income and wealth: Native capitalists gain $566 billion. Native workers lose $516 billion...."


(later on, the article is mainly a rant against the 80s)
04-09-2020 08:22 AM
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