The Effect of Employer Sanctions on the Flow of Undocumented Immigrants to the United States
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THE THESIS
This book investigates the economic and political ramifications of U.S. employer sanctions on the migration patterns of undocumented immigrants. Keith Crane, an economist, analyzes the complex interplay between labor demand, immigration policy, and the flow of individuals seeking work in the United States. The study examines the effectiveness of sanctions as a deterrent and explores potential unintended consequences on both immigrant populations and the U.S. economy.
THE SCOPE MAP
- Analysis of U.S. employer sanctions policies and their legislative history.
- Economic modeling of labor markets and the impact of sanctions on wages and employment.
- Examination of data on undocumented immigration flows before and after the implementation of sanctions.
- Discussion of the social and economic consequences for immigrant communities.
- Assessment of alternative policy approaches to managing undocumented immigration.
THE AUTHORITY PERSPECTIVE
This work is recognized as a significant early analysis of the economic effects of employer sanctions on undocumented immigration. Scholars in economics and sociology have cited Crane's research for its rigorous quantitative approach and its contribution to understanding the complexities of immigration policy. The book provides a foundational perspective on how economic incentives and legal frameworks shape migration.
Page Count:
85
Publication Date:
1990-01-01
ISBN-10:
0877665257
Politics
Economics
Non-Fiction
Sociology
