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-regional migration may explain this trend. Four million black southerners moved North from 1940 to 1970, more than doubling the northern …
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Four million blacks left the South from 1940 to 1970, doubling the northern black workforce. I exploit variation in …
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This paper exploits the exogenous and differential immigrant supply shocks caused by the immigration quota system in the 1920s to identify the causal effects of the immigration restriction on the US manufacturing wages, the Great Migration, and industrial production between 1920 and 1930. I find...
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Four million blacks left the South from 1940 to 1970, doubling the northern black workforce. I exploit variation in …
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During the African American Great Migration, millions of blacks left the Southern USA in favor of cities in the North …
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This paper analyzes the relationship between geographic mobility and earnings. We present an equilibrium search model that yields differences between the reservation wages of mobile and immobile workers. The expected wages of mobile workers exceed those of immobile workers due to partial sorting...
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