Native-Born Workers Are More Likely to Be Harmed by Immigration

question 116

Multiple Choice

Native-born workers are more likely to be harmed by immigration if

• A) they are complementary resources to immigrant workers.
• B) they are substitute resources for immigrant workers.
• C) demand for their labor is inelastic.
• D) there is a substantial amount of backflow.

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