Source-country social programs and the age composition of legal US immigrants

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The concept of migrant to develop a theoretical model of the age composition of immigration was studied and distinguished in two age classes of immigrants, 20-34 and 50 and above, along with sex and entry class. With the measures of different economic opportunities, migration costs, and US institutional controls, they analysed a unique set of variables relating to social programs in source countries. Such programs prove to be significant determinants of the age composition of US immigrants.

United States, Models, Economics, Study and teaching, Emigration and immigration, Immigration policy, Economic theory

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Wage-shifting effects of severance payments savings accounts in Columbia

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The impact of severance payments savings accounts on wage reduction in Columbia is discussed.

California, Wages, Wages and salaries, Severance pay, Salary

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Social organization, status, and savings behavior

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Social aspects, Savings, Social classes, Social class

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