How Does Immigration Affect the Economy? An Evidence-Based Discussion

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Moving the Needle

Penn Wharton Public Policy Initiative

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University of Pennsylvania faculty discuss novel research-based insights that have the potential to change the way we approach complex economic dynamics that underpin policy decisions. Based on the B-School for Public Policy seminars in DC, each 20-minute, studio-quality interview covers a different issue in business and economics.

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How Does Immigration Affect the Economy? An Evidence-Based Discussion

Moving the Needle

21 minutes 12 seconds

6 years ago

How Does Immigration Affect the Economy? An Evidence-Based Discussion

Immigration is one of the most relevant issues of our time. One of the most important questions is whether immigrants are helpful or hurtful to the economy. This interview with Professor Zeke Hernandez provides an overview of his research exploring how immigrants affect capital investment, innovation, and economic growth, and what the evidence implies for setting immigration policy.

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