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Lapatulllka [165]
4 years ago
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Studies of the effects of immigration into the United States from Mexico tend to find that the big winners are the migrants them

selves. Explain this result in terms of the example in problem 6. How might things change if the border were open, with no restrictions on immigration
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1 answer:
Cerrena [4.2K]4 years ago
8 0

Answer: Please refer to the explanation section

Explanation:

the question is incomplete, example in problem 6 in not provided , how ever the question is clear enough with regards to what is required we will explain the effects of migration in the united states economy.

Many Sectors in the economy of the united states, have benefited and continue to benefit from the immigration into the united states from mexico. When Mexicans migrate to the United states different sector benefit because of the expanded skilled and semi skilled workforce. Hospitality sector, construction sector, Business sector benefits from the migration of Mexicans to the united states even the government does benefit because more workers more tax collected. however there are costs associated with immigration for mexico and united states with mexico loosing skilled labour.  The big winners in immigration are immigrants them selves.

Immigrants get access to quality services and their standard of living improves because of working and living in a developed country like The united states.

Immigration would increase rapidly if borders were open with no restrictions on immigration, an increased number of people migrating to the United State will end up creating more costs than benefits for the country. Unemployment rate will increase because there would more work than jobs available.

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