In "Global Women in the New Economy," Ehrenreich and Hochschild argue thamoswomen who migrate from poor countries to rich ones cannogework in their home countries because they are so poorly educated.

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Ehrenreich and Hochschild argue that women migrate from poor countries to rich ones because of the lack of opportunities and exploitative conditions in their home countries, and not necessarily because they are poorly educated. They also highlight how many immigrant women work in low-skilled jobs in the US, despite having higher levels of education and skills in their home countries.