We classify the empirical literature on the wage impact of immigration into three groups,
where studies in the first two groups estimate different relative effects, and studies in the third …

Extensive research has documented persistent nativity inequality in the US labor market,
even among high-skilled immigrants. Yet, this phenomenon has not been sufficiently …

We document that international migrants concentrate more in expensive cities—the more so,
the lower the prices in their origin countries are—and consume less locally than comparable …

In a competitive labor market, immigration affects native wages only through its impact on
marginal products. Under the sole assumption of constant returns, we show that a larger …

Many studies have examined the impact of immigration on native wages. Some of these
studies have relied upon education-experience groups to define labor markets and identify …

Revised May 2020. Revised January 2021. Using decadal census data since 1960, I cannot
reject the hypothesis that new immigrants crowd out existing residents from US commuting …

The US faces persistent spatial disparities in joblessness, which should theoretically be
eliminated by population reallocation. Can immigration accelerate this adjustment process …

The literature has robustly documented a negative migrant-native wage gap in developed
economies. Yet empirical evidence of pay differences has been elusive for developing …

The article examines relative wages of immigrants in Spain, with a particular focus on the
impact of the Great Recession. The empirical analysis is restricted to men and is based on …

This study investigates whether the September 11 terrorist attacks had any impacts on the
labor market outcomes of refugees resettled in the United States, who should be …