Here is Part Three of Tim Noah's series on growing inequality, posted over at Slate. This piece addresses immigration, and examines whether large scale immigration since 1965 — and especially in the past thirty years — can explain, to any significant degree, that growing income disparity by way of lowering wages at the bottom of the scale. In all, I think Noah does a good job of debunking the idea that immigration has played a major role, even though he cites studies indicating a depressive e...
Published on September 09, 2010 05:44