Immigration hastens downward wage equalization of EEO

Immigration hastens downward wage equalization of EEO

One more self-correcting force of the labor market which is contributing to the downward wage equalizing effects of equal employment opportunity is immigration.

Employers favor and sponsor immigrants because they are perceived to be easier to downwardly equalize than domestic workers. This is especially true in scientific and technical fields (as well as in agricultural fields and sweatshops).

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You don't need a Ph.D. in Economics to understand it. Received on Sat May 18 1996 - 00:00:00 CEST