Most evidence suggests that greater U.S. trade with other nations has benefited all U.S. workers, but has benefited skilled U.S. workers relatively more by boosting their wages to a larger extent than those of unskilled workers.

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Numerous studies have shown that increased trade has led to overall benefits for the U.S. economy and most U.S. workers. However, some studies suggest that the benefits have been more heavily skewed towards skilled workers, who tend to work in industries that have experienced greater export growth and higher wages. Meanwhile, unskilled workers may have seen smaller wage gains or even some wage losses due to increased competition from lower-wage workers in other countries.

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