Immigration may raise the destination country's rate of economic growth by:
A) increasing the capital-to-labor ratio.
B) increasing output and generating increasing returns to scale.
C) reducing the number of resources available for innovation.
D) reducing the pressure on the economy's resources.
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Q18: The Mariel boatlift resulted in:
A) about half
Q19: All other things equal, the effect of
Q20: According to the labor supply model of
Q21: The supply-side model of international migration does
Q23: The inflow of large numbers of immigrants
Q24: The inflow of large numbers of immigrants
Q25: Negative externalities to immigration in the destination
Q26: Immigration may cause the costs of innovation
Q27: The brain drain refers to:
A) the lack
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