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Geography

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HACTEHA [7]3 years ago

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Explanation:

Literature review has identified a set of factors that are able to trigger cultural changes. These factors causing cultural change have been found as leadership change, technological developments, mergers and acquisitions and others.

Our results point to Mexican immigration leading to meaningful improvements in workplace safety for native and non‐Mexican workers and fewer WC claims overall. We find that increased Mexican immigration has led to natives working in jobs with lower measures of occupational risk, on average.

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