Multiple Choice
Other things equal, immigration has what effects on the destination nation?
A) reduced average wage rate, increased domestic output, increased business income, and lower total wage income of native-born workers
B) reduced average wage rate, increased domestic output, increased business income, and greater total wage income of native-born workers
C) increased average wage rate, increased domestic output, increased business income, and greater total wage income of native-born workers
D) increased average wage rate, reduced domestic output, reduced business income, and lower total wage income of native-born workers
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