Are the children of immgrants to the US who are being raised below the middle class able to move up?

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John Van Reenen argues that the basis for the claim that regulation inhibits innovation is weak
The likelihood of college-educated women finding high-paid employment has risen, while for men it has fallen. Is a growing demand for social skills behind this?
Anne Case traces the rise in 'deaths of despair' in the US back to stagnating wages and the contracting out by firms of low-skilled jobs to avoid high health insurance costs
Evidence from Chile shows how the value-added tax (VAT) can facilitate tax enforcement by generating paper trails on transactions between firms.
Understanding the origins of the American housing crisis of 2007 has been a challenge for economists and policy makers.
While policymakers go the extra mile to try to attract investments, they often hold serious misconceptions about the impact of multinationals
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