Working Immigrants Have Been an Economic Windfall for America
Working immigrants, regardless of education or skill level, increase the overall living standards of resident Americans. T. Norman Van Cott explains.
Author: T. Norman Van Cott
T. Norman Van Cott, professor of economics, received his Ph.D. from the University of Washington in 1969. Before joining Ball State in 1977, he taught at University of New Mexico (1968-1972) and West Georgia College (1972-1977). He was the department chairperson from 1985 to 1999. His fields of interest include microeconomic theory, public finance, and international economics. Van Cott's current research is the economics of constitutions.
