Monday, April 26, 2021

Professor Zavodny speaks on important panel about U.S. immigration

Professor Madeline Zavodny joined a team of experts to discuss immigration policy in the United States. The panel discussion was organized by the National Academies of Sciences and took place on April 19, 2021. A summary and a link to the video can be found here


Tuesday, April 6, 2021

Powerpoints for second edition


A full set of Powerpoint slides are now available for the second edition of the Economics of Immigration. Instructors should contact Nicole Simpson if you would like to receive them. Other instructor resources can be obtained by logging into Routledge's Instructor Hub. First-time users will have to set up an account. End of chapter solutions are available on the hub.

Minor typos in second edition

 


Thanks to some careful readers, we have found a few minor typos in the second edition of the Economics of Immigration. They are:

  • Chapter 6, p 165: The relevant sentence is: "..., intergenerational mobility will be biased upwards in data from a single cross section." I think it should read:  "..., intergenerational mobility will be biased downwards in data from a single cross section." 
  • Chapter 7, page 223, alpha in equation 8.2 should be sigma.
We will continue to update this list if other typos are identified. We welcome feedback from instructors and students on the second edition at any time.

Thursday, April 1, 2021

Immigration Policy Tracking Project

The "TrumpTracker" Immigration Policy Tracking Project collects and digests every known immigration policy of the Trump administration from 2017 through 2021. The website is also Biden-era policies. Take a look!