America’s Need for Skilled Immigrants Isn’t Going Away
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#2A Harvard business school professor who doesn't want borders as a way to unlock that final piece of mythical economic gain? What a shocker.
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#4Have we tried something radical? Increasing salaries and training homegrown talent. It is we weird we need foreign programmers, but not foreign managers and vc-s...
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#5A Harvard business school professor who doesn't want borders as a way to unlock that final piece of mythical economic gain? What a shocker.
Since you offered no alternative, where should economic and business research happen?
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#7The supply of technical workers is artificially limited by Leetcode style interviews. There doesn't seem to be an actual supply side limitation, especially not at the entry level.
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#8this is very sick
telling the American people they aren't good enough is sick
bloomberg is just being a bully and insulting Americans for no reason other than
> midterm politics
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To whom is this replying? The linked article takes pains to ensure that nobody attempts to interpret this as advocacy for completely open borders:
"This does not mean open borders but a smart and lawful methodology for determining who should be allowed entry."
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Not sure I understand. "Open border" folks don't vote, as I once noted lining up at a polling place near downtown Los Angeles.