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We estimate the aggregate long-run elasticity of substitution between more and less educated workers (the slope of the demand curve for more relative to less educated workers) at the US state level. Our data come from the (five)1950-1990 decennial censuses. Our empirical approach allows for...
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in California in the period 1960-2004 we address this issue. We consider workers of different education and age as … natives. Moreover we find that immigrants were imperfect substitutes for natives of similar education and age, hence they …
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This paper contains three important contributions to the literature on international migrations. First, it compiles a new dataset on migration flows (and stocks) and on immigration laws for 14 OECD destination countries and 74 sending countries for each year over the period 1980-2005. Second, it...
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have any negative employment effect on natives in any education-experience group in California. The estimated effects … support the hypothesis that natives and immigrants in the same education-experience group are not perfectly substitutable …
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the hypothesis that natives and immigrants in the same education-experience group are not perfectly substitutable. This …
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