Trump's ban makes sense in human capital terms: people from the banned nations tend to be over-represented in crime & unemployment stats.pic.twitter.com/EAyzrXp8El
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Thanks, these data from
@KirkegaardEmil show migrant groups differ in crime-proneness. I'm puzzled Adelman et al didn't cite him.
I take a broad view: include all measures of social performance, not just 1. Most research on topic use only 1. @AdamPerkinsPhD @skadseye
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Swedish data from 80s confirm the picture http://emilkirkegaard.dk/en/?p=6434 Modern German data too https://openpsych.net/paper/50
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I located some mediocre French data, but need help with it bc my French is terrible. (Note, NOT per capita)
@AdamPerkinsPhD@skadseyepic.twitter.com/KIKBaXWeAN
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We have good quality data from multiple European countries for these patterns. More UK, SE & NL data coming
@AdamPerkinsPhD@skadseyeThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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