With Alessandro Caiumi we modernized and updated a classic approach to the effects of immigrants on US national labor markets. Strong immigrant-native complementarieties result in positive wage effects and positive employment effects in 2000-2022. nber.org/papers/w32389

Stuart Anderson on Forbes talks about my recent NBER WP with Alessandro Caiumi: “Immigration, thanks to native-immigrant complementarity and college skill content had an effect between +1.7% and +2.6% on wages of less educated US workers in 2000-2019 ” lnkd.in/gu-Pa2p2

In an interview with The Epoch Times I talk about the benefits of immigration in the US, measured in the paper with Alessandro Caiumi. Immigration and the Economy: A Complicated Picture | The Epoch Times

Thank you all for a great CReAM & RWI Leibniz Institute Workshop on the #Economics of #Migration! 2 fantastic days of interesting presentations and inspiring discussions. Hope to see you again soon! #econtwitter

In EconoFactOrg this week, Giovanni Peri and I focus on the role immigration could play in countering the slowdown in the growth of US-born working-age population. Link below: econofact.org/immigration-an…