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Interregional migration: boon or bane for the South?

Kahley, William J. - In: Economic Review (1989) Jan, pp. 18-34

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The effect of immigration on output mix, capital, and productivity

Quispe-Agnoli, Myriam; Zavodny, Madeline - In: Economic Review (2002) Q1, pp. 17-27

The growing influx of immigrants into the United States has prompted concerns about potential negative effects on … in both the low- and high-skilled sectors to increase more slowly in states that attracted a larger share of immigrants … during the 1980s than in other states. This slower growth may result from the gradual assimilation process many immigrants …

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Population migration in the United States: a survey of research

Kahley, William J. - In: Economic Review (1991) Jan, pp. 12-21

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Undocumented workers and regional differences in apparel labor markets

Sherwood-Call, Carolyn - In: Economic Review (1989) Win, pp. 53-63

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The demise of California reconsidered: interstate migration over the economic cycle

Gabriel, Stuart A.; Mattey, Joe P.; Wascher, William L. - In: Economic Review (1995), pp. 30-48

Recent years have witnessed widespread media attention and policy debate regarding the causes and consequences of population flight from California. While some analysts' reports link the reversal in California migration flows to cyclical swings in the state economy, other commentaries focus on...

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People on the move: trends and prospects in District migration flows

Glenn H. Miller, Jr. - In: Economic Review (1994) Q III, pp. 39-54

Since the early 1970s, the states of the Tenth Federal Reserve District have experienced wide swings in economic activity and interstate migration. The swings in migration not only reflect the region's economic performance but also have important consequences for future economic activity. Miller...

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F.Y.I. measuring interstate migration

Kahley, William J. - In: Economic Review (1990) Mar, pp. 26-40

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Labour market integration of the population of foreign origin

Keyser, T. De; Delhez, Ph.; Zimmer, H. - In: Economic Review (2012) III, pp. 25-43

Belgium, especially as immigrants represent 14 % of the resident population, one of the largest proportions in the EU. While … the employment rate of European immigrants is close to that for persons born in Belgium, the figure for immigrants from … immigrants still have a relatively low employment rate raises a number of other questions concerning, among others, the …

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The H-1B program and its effects on information technology workers

Zavodny, Madeline - In: Economic Review (2003) Q3, pp. 33-43

Employment in the information technology (IT) field rose rapidly during the late 1990s. Many IT employees are foreign born and are working in the United States with H-1B visas-temporary nonimmigrant visas issued for terms of up to six years. Critics of the H-1B program contend that it reduces...

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