Multiple Choice
Because there are costs to migration,
A) complete wage equalization is unlikely to occur, even if national governments impose no restrictions on migration.
B) migrants are more likely to move to countries far from their origin nation.
C) migrant and domestic-born workers are unlikely to be substitute resources.
D) wage equalization will only occur if migrant and domestic-born workers are complementary resources.
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