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So you're saying that if we control for skill and experience H-1B programmers don't make less, but their overall average wage is less. That means that we are h
by learc83 11y ago
So you're saying that if we control for skill and experience H-1B programmers don't make less, but their overall average wage is less.
That means that we are hiring H-1B workers who are less skilled than the average US worker. How is that any better?
- nostrebored 11y agoHow is the parent saying that? I'm interpreting this as given two identical employees an h1b would be paid less.
- learc83 11y ago>I'm interpreting this as given two identical employees an h1b would be paid less. That is what the study implies. The parent says, no this is not the case because they didn't control skills and experience, so some other factor must be causing the observation that H-1B workers are paid less. In that case the only other option to explain the results is that the average H-1B worker is less skilled or less experienced.
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- nostrebored 11y agoHow is the parent saying that? I'm interpreting this as given two identical employees an h1b would be paid less.