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Title: The employability of Mexican professionals in contemporary migration to the United States: A comparative analysis

Citation Type: Journal Article

Publication Year: 2018

Abstract: This paper compares the determinants of integration in the US labor market –by job qualification level- of Mexican qualified migrants with respect to migrants from four other countries. The increase in the probability of employment is examined according to qualification level of the works, using five multi-logistic regressions. Our findings show remarkable differences between Mexico and the other countries. In relation to the effect of postgraduate studies and the field of specialization in hard sciences, the hypothesis of global competition for talents is confirmed, in which qualified Indian and Canadian migrants take the lead. It shows how English proficiency increases the chances of being employed in highly qualified occupations without taking into account the academic degree; while the lack of English increases the . . .

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Authors: Maggio, M Laura Vázquez; Villalobos, Lilia Domínguez

Periodical (Full): Sociedad y Economía

Issue: 34

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Pages: 27-49

Data Collections: IPUMS USA

Topics: Labor Force and Occupational Structure, Migration and Immigration, Other

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