Inflows of immigrant workers tend to reduce the wages of domestic-born workers. Under which of the following circumstances is this least likely to occur?

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When immigrant workers and domestic-born workers are complementary resources, they perform different roles that support each other, reducing the likelihood of wage decreases for domestic-born workers. This is because the presence of immigrant workers can increase productivity and create new jobs, rather than directly competing for the same positions as domestic-born workers.

Inflows of Immigrant Workers Tend to Reduce the Wages of Domestic-Born