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US Migration Surge Fueled Higher Wages, Rents for Native Workers
Source: Bloomberg
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A Brookings Institution study finds that the US economy absorbed a 2021-2024 immigration surge while increasing native-worker wages and without reducing their employment. The findings present immigration as a net supportive factor for labor-market capacity and economic growth, though the article provides no specific quantitative estimates.
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