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    Steve Sailer‏ @Steve_Sailer Mar 5

    Steve Sailer Retweeted craig walrath

    The Wharton School of Business and Finance is of course completely unbiased in the struggle between capital and labor over how high wages should be.https://twitter.com/craigwalrath571/status/970813947019448320 …

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    craig walrath @craigwalrath571
    Replying to @BasedDeplorabIe @BrianEggen and 3 others
    The Wharton school did a study showing immigration to be a benefit. Borjas while saying there are short term problems says immigration in the long run is a net benefit.
    4:13 PM - 5 Mar 2018
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      1. Jeff Jacobs‏ @Jwjacobs817Jeff Mar 5
        Replying to @Steve_Sailer

        I am sure the entire faculty at Wharton would willingly surrender their positions to immigrants b/c it would benefit the economy? It would be a "net benefit" right? We could pay immigrant lecturers 1/10 what Wharton faculty are paid. Think of the cost savings!

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      2. Jake Barnes‏ @deploradude Mar 5
        Replying to @Steve_Sailer

        Does Prof. Borjas really say that?

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      3. 17thCenturyShytePost‏ @17cShyteposter Mar 5
        Replying to @deploradude @Steve_Sailer

        Yes, but he concludes that (and these results might shock you) the only ones that see profit are the extremely wealthy, while the native working class takes a significant hit from it. So there is a "net benefit," eventually, if all you care about is maximizing raw GDP.

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      1. DDoSCapitol‏ @DDoSCapitol Mar 5
        Replying to @Steve_Sailer

        How much ink has been spilled over the years trying to disprove the law of supply & demand in the labor market? Always amounts to "more workers = higher wages b/c arglebargle muh degree big numbers flibbitygibbet."

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      1. Flemming White‏ @voxvot Mar 5
        Replying to @Steve_Sailer

        It's a "net benefit" in terms og GDP, but that increase is not distributed equally throughout society. What good is a net benefit if wealth is being sucked out of the pockets of the workers into the hands of ever more wealthy elite?

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      1. DDoSCapitol‏ @DDoSCapitol Mar 5
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        Same bunk that Nowratesh flaks. @AnnCoulter's breakdown of polling & studies in "Adios" showed how this sausage gets made. Climate science is less politicized than immigration impact "studies." Cherry-picking, context-stripping, all the mystic arts of stat-fu and tongue-fu.

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      1. Saber Point‏ @Stogie2 Mar 5
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        It depends. Flooding the country with low-skilled immigrants doesn’t seem terribly beneficial.

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      1. DGo‏ @Go321D Mar 5
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        To be fair, though, sometimes immigrants do create jobs by creating their own businesses.

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      1. craig walrath‏ @craigwalrath571 Mar 5
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        Using immigration as a scapegoat for the maldistribution of wealth is foolish. Instead of cutting taxes on corporations let's raise them. Let's raise the minimum wage. Let's organize workers including immigrants. Let's not cut off people more likely to support progressives.

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