Multiple Choice
Early empirical evidence reported by Barry Chiswick indicated that foreign-born persons migrating to the U.S.,all else constant:
A) tended to earn more than natives from the time they arrived at the destination
B) initially tended to earn less than natives,caught up after 10-15 years,and eventually surpassed natives
C) typically did not catch up to the earnings of native-born workers,even after several years
D) had little or no variance in their earnings
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