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Michael A. Clemens

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Research

November 11, 2022

How firms adjust when they cannot hire foreigners for low-skill work

New study uses randomized work-visa restrictions to study the effect of low-skill immigration in the U.S.

  • labor migration
  • low-skilled workers
  • United States
  • Ethan G. Lewis
  • Michael A. Clemens
Research

September 10, 2020

Does economic development deter workers from leaving poor countries?

Two new studies find that as people in developing countries get richer, they are more likely to emigrate

  • aid
  • Development
  • migration
  • Mariapia Mendola
  • Michael A. Clemens
Opinion

July 2, 2018

Can foreign aid reduce emigration?

Why aid efforts aimed at shaping migration must look beyond deterrence.

  • Africa
  • aid
  • Development
  • GDP
  • growth
  • migration
  • refugees
  • root causes
  • youth unemployment
  • Hannah M. Postel
  • Michael A. Clemens
Research

November 10, 2015

Interview with Michael Clemens on smart policy toward high-skill emigration

IZA World of Labor, the unique online resource for evidence-based policymaking, has now published over 200 articles! The author of […]

  • brain drain
  • Development
  • emigration
  • high-skilled migration
  • immigration
  • refugees
  • skill gap
  • Giovanni Peri
  • Justin Sandefur
  • Mathis Christoph Wagner
  • Mette Foged
  • Michael A. Clemens
  • Ximena Vanessa Del Carpio
Research

April 29, 2015

A new definition for ‘replications’ in social science

A series of small wars have recently erupted between researchers in labor, development, and other fields of economics. They involve […]

  • definition
  • replication
  • research
  • research methods
  • robustness
  • social science
  • statistical methods
  • Michael A. Clemens
Research

March 17, 2015

Global Skill Partnership: Regulate skilled migration for global equity

The migration of skilled labor is often seen as unfair, benefiting rich countries (through receiving well-skilled workers to fill labor […]

  • brain drain
  • destination countries
  • health sector
  • highly trained
  • human capital
  • migration
  • policy tool
  • skilled labor
  • technology transfer
  • training support
  • Michael A. Clemens

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