Giovanni Peri

Associate Professor of Economics at UC Davis

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Associate Professor of Economics at the University of California, Davis

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Immigration reform is moving back to the front burner in Washington as the Bush Administration cracks down on both undocumented workers and their American employers.  At the same time,…

The Impact of Immigration on California

Immigration reform is moving back to the front burner in Washington as the Bush Administration cracks down on both undocumented workers and their American employers.  At the same time,…

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