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The Border Within

The Economics of Immigration in an Age of Fear
in: Sociology
Summary:

The book examines the economic impact of immigration on the United States, exploring how immigrants shape labor markets, public finances, and broader economic outcomes. It also delves into the social and political tensions surrounding immigration, analyzing policies and proposing solutions to address fears and maximize the benefits of a diverse society.

Key points:

1. Immigration's Economic Benefits: The book counters the belief that immigrants steal jobs, showing they can boost the economy by filling job gaps, driving innovation, and complementing local workers, thus supporting economic growth.

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