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Title: Falling Immigration Rates Mean Falling Transit Ridership

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Publication Year: 2010

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Abstract: From almost every angle, immigration generates interest and controversy. Scholars, pundits and policymakers regularly debate immigration and its effects: on culture, on jobs, on schooling. In particular, both academic and popular commentators have focused on whether immigration is associated with increases in unemployment, use of public benefits, or crime. Examinations of these questions have generally revealed that immigration has no effect, or that the effect, if present, is small. Even in the heated debate about immigration and employment, which receives the most popular attention, academics on both sides . . .

Url: https://escholarship.org/uc/item/2w12r6db

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Authors: Blumenberg, Evelyn; Alexandra, Norton

Publisher: UC Berkeley

Data Collections: IPUMS USA

Topics: Migration and Immigration, Other

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