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Woodrow Wilson Center Debate: "The Economic Effect of Immigration: Implications for Income and Employment of Low-Skill Labor in the United States."

Mark Krikorian, Tamar Jacoby, Bryan Griffith

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The Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars hosted a panel on June 3, 2008 entitled "The Economic Effect of Immigration: Implications for Income and Employment of Low-Skill Labor in the United States." Mark Kirkorian and Tamar Jacoby debated before a diverse academic audience. Time was allotted for rebuttals and questions, however, only the opening statements are featured in this video.


Mark Krikorian, Tamar Jacoby, Bryan Griffith
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