Gordon H. Hanson
Books
- High-Skilled Migration to the United States and Its Economic Consequences
- Immigration policy and the welfare system
- Why isn't Mexico rich?
- Does border enforcement protect U.S. workers from illegal immigration?
- The great Mexican emigration
- Market potential, increasing returns, and geographic concentration
- Birth rates and border crossings
- Globalization, labor income, and poverty in Mexico
- Localization economies, vertical organization, and trade
- Regional adjustment to trade liberalization
- Trade, technology, and wage inequality
- What has happened to wages in Mexico since NAFTA?
- International migration and human rights
- Expansion strategies of U.S. multinational firms
- Intermediaries in entrepôt trade
- Public finance and individual preferences over globalization strategies
- Why isn't mexico rich?
- Regulating Low-Skilled Immigration in the United States
- Skilled migration today
- Emigration, labor supply, and earnings in Mexico
- Illegal migration from Mexico to the United States
- Vertical production networks in multinational firms
- Why does immigration divide America?
- Birth rates and border crossings
- The Economic Logic of Illegal Immigration
- The home market effect and bilateral trade patterns
- North American economic integration and industry location
- Scale economies and the geographic concentration of industry
- Why Does Imigration Divide America?
- Indonesian Economy
- The effects of offshore assembly on industry location
- Illegal immigration, border enforcement, and relative wages
- Political economy, sectoral shocks, and border enforcement
- Should countries promote foreign direct investment?
- The Economic Logic of Illegal Immigration
- International migration and human rights
- The Rybczynski theorem, factor-price equalization, and immigration
- U.S.-Mexico integration and regional economies
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