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What factors have drawn immigrants to the US?
Higher standards of living Higher wages Labor demand Religious freedom Political freedom.
What are typical wages in Mexico?
Net income after taxes would depend on position. Some examples are provided:Computer programmer: US$16,848Teacher: US$12,216Firefigter: US$8,712Postman: US$6,012
Why is the US cost are high compared to many other countries?
Higher wages, higher taxes, cost of complying with more government regulations
Why are the textile industries in the US are face continued job loss?
Higher clothing prices brought about because of higher costs as a result of union demands for higher wages. This started in the 1960s,
What were the goals of the American federation of labor when it was founded?
Higher wages and better working conditions.
Why would wages for labor be higher in Pennsylvania than in England in the 1600s?
In the 1600s, wages for labor were higher in Pennsylvania than in England because there were less people to work. Knowing that the land was cheaper and the wages were higher was one reason many people immigrated to America.
When workers in Mexico or the us lose to lower wages abroad why doesn't this make them willing to accept lower wages in order to get the jobs back?
Because they already have expenses to pay, such as utilities, a mortgage or the school tuition for their children; if they were to accept lower wages, they would fail to pay for some of these services.
What best describes braceros?
All of the above-Many were farm workers invited from mexico by the US government-They worked for low wages-They faced housing discrimination
Can a Canadian citizen work in Mexico and live in the US?
You can travel to Canada from the US only if you are a permanent resident of the US. Both American and Canadian customs will ask for your green card.
What is macroeconomics paradox?
The macroeconomic paradoxes are Wage-cut and Employment,Paradox of saving, Higher Taxation-Assures Economic Growth,Higher Wages lead to Reduction of Profit and Paradox of higher Wages.
If wages are garnished in the us and move to Canada can wages be garnished there?
yes
Why would people immigrate from Mexico to the U.S.?
1) The 'bright light effect' of America 2) America has a better life quality (a family in the US would have more money than a family in Mexico) 3) Better education in US 4) More doctors in US 5) More work in US, and would get better wages
