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> but what's the proof? The proof was given. > It's easy to think of counterexamples. There is a difference between huge cities of cheap labor and innovation
by indymike 2y ago
> but what's the proof?
The proof was given.
> It's easy to think of counterexamples.
There is a difference between huge cities of cheap labor and innovation hubs.
> you're not exactly seeing a flood of Latin-America-born founders
Maybe not of tech companies, but you'll be shocked how many highly profitable "boring" companies like construction companies, staffing agencies, and auto sales/repair companies are owned by Latina/Latino owners. BTW: owning a business is legal, even if you are in the US illegally, also that has fueled a boom.
- Tade0 2y agoYou can make an equally strong case that it's actually having young people - no matter their origin - that fuels innovation. Immigration is just a faster method of getting that effect.