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Mass Immigration, Free Trade, and the Forgotten American Worker

Author
Briggs, Vernon M. Jr
Abstract
If continued mass immigration and the pursuit of free trade result in undermining the nation's trade union movement and its labor-protection laws, then the price is too high. It must also be considered exorbitant if these policies continue to help reduce American workers' living standards and widen income inequality within the nation.
Date Issued
1995-05-01Subject
labor market; United States; employment; immigration; public policy; labor law; trade
Related DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1080/05775132.1995.11471826Rights
Required Publisher Statement: Copyright by M. E. Sharpe, Inc. Final article published as Briggs, V. M., Jr. (1995). Mass immigration, free trade, and the forgotten American worker [Electronic version]. Challenge, 38(3), 37-44.
Type
article