PhD Candidate in Economics @UniMelb | @Harvard Visiting Fellow
Immigration | Economic History | Applied Micro by day
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5/ To learn more, this essay from the Washington Post does a great job tracing the effects of this momentous Act to immigration policy today:
https://t.co/JjXJO5XCpM
Today marks the 100th anniversary of the Johnson-Reed Act, America's most radical immigration restriction that shut the door to the 'undesirable' immigrants of Southern and Eastern Europe and Asia.
It stills shapes today's immigration policy and debate in so many ways...
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4/ That's why I'm so excited by my work with @_MaxPosch_ and Marco Tabellini using historical newspapers to help understand where anti-immigrant sentiment originates and how it evolves in the lead-up and after the passing of immigration restrictions.
Working paper en route!
Appreciation post for @Growth_Chat by @marco__lecci & @essobecker, my top Spotify podcast of 2022!
Really interesting chats with top economists about their work, including @leah_boustan, @Melanie_Xue & @jaredcrubin
Thanks again guys, looking forward to 2023 content!
Delighted to have my article out in @ConversationEDU!
Based on my research on the 'honeypot' effect - how immigration restrictions create labor market distortions that ultimately hurt low-skilled workers.
https://t.co/GnVbrdHGv2