"As foreigners, we have many foreigners in our personal networks who we'd prefer to employ rather than going to the inconvenience of seeking out qualified Americans to work at our US company" is a rather different…
Liar.
How about we look at some actual numbers: Harvard economist George Borjas, himself a refugee from Cuba in his youth, explained the basic mechanics of this in his 1999 book Heaven's Door: Immigration Policy and the…
"3. It's quite frankly inhumane in many cases to send these students packing. Even in the relative squalor that they endure living, for example in Los Angeles on mere hundreds of dollars a month, they still want to live…
'2. A commonplace misguided belief that economics is a zero-sum game may also explain some xenophobia. This colloquially takes the flavor of, "they are taking our jobs."' I know, right? Like did you see that one episode…
Of course, all thinking people are aware supply and demand doesn't apply to labor markets.
Michael Moritz is a billionaire investor. It's easy to understand why he'd like to increase the supply of technical labor in the US. This lowers his cost of labor, contributing to his further enrichment. Foreigners…
"As foreigners, we have many foreigners in our personal networks who we'd prefer to employ rather than going to the inconvenience of seeking out qualified Americans to work at our US company" is a rather different…
Liar.
How about we look at some actual numbers: Harvard economist George Borjas, himself a refugee from Cuba in his youth, explained the basic mechanics of this in his 1999 book Heaven's Door: Immigration Policy and the…
"3. It's quite frankly inhumane in many cases to send these students packing. Even in the relative squalor that they endure living, for example in Los Angeles on mere hundreds of dollars a month, they still want to live…
'2. A commonplace misguided belief that economics is a zero-sum game may also explain some xenophobia. This colloquially takes the flavor of, "they are taking our jobs."' I know, right? Like did you see that one episode…
Of course, all thinking people are aware supply and demand doesn't apply to labor markets.
Michael Moritz is a billionaire investor. It's easy to understand why he'd like to increase the supply of technical labor in the US. This lowers his cost of labor, contributing to his further enrichment. Foreigners…