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Monthly Archives: March 2016
Incentives and Food Stamps
Harvard economist George J. Borjas writes: The one thing that economics teaches us over and over again–and the one lesson that those who don’t like the implications ignore over and over again as well–is that incentives matter. Robert Rector and … Continue reading
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Why Is High-Skill Immigration Beneficial?
Harvard economist George J. Borjas writes: A few days ago I was having a discussion about high-skill immigration with some people who should know better. It suddenly struck me that even though everyone favors more high-skill immigration, there is a … Continue reading
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High Immigration Levels Brings Wealth To The Protect At The Expense Of The Unprotected
Harvard economist George J. Borjas writes: I’ve been watching the civil war over immigration in the Republican party with ever-increasing interest. And let’s be honest–this really is a war for the soul of the party as there is almost nothing … Continue reading
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High-Skill Immigration: Experimental Evidence
Harvard economics professor George J. Borjas writes: A couple of weeks ago I promised to summarize the evidence on whether high-skill immigration generates the productivity spillovers that would produce large economic gains for natives. I apologize for taking so long … Continue reading
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Is Your Neighborhood Racist?
Tamara Shayne Kagel writes: Amid our ongoing national conversation over race, the denizens of my liberal Los Angeles neighborhood—who like to think of themselves as being Caucasian by accident while being upper-class by dessert—bubbled over with defensiveness when someone politely … Continue reading
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