1 A) refugees B) sponsored by family C) highly skilled workers entering under the H1-B provision D) sponsored by an employer 2 A) 11 million persons B) 3 million persons C) 27 million persons D) 19 million persons 3 A) older workers are more likely to move than younger workers B) greater distances increase the likelihood of moving C) immigrants will likely avoid taking "beaten paths" to avoid detection D) lower direct costs of moving increases the likelihood of immigration 4 A) reduce native employment on a 1-for-1 basis B) accept only those jobs that native workers will not willingly perform C) raise the wages of native workers who are substitutes for the undocumented workers D) cause wages to fall in jobs they perform, reducing the willingness of natives to perform them 5 A) reduces total income (GDP) in both the origin and destination countries B) increases total income in both the origin and destination countries C) raises total income in the origin country while reducing it in the destination country, leaving overall income lower D) reduces total income in the origin country while raising it in the destination country, resulting in higher overall income 6 A) raise business income in both A and B B) reduce business income in both A and B C) raise business income in A and reduce it in B D) reduce business income in A and raise it in B 7 A) supported by both U.S. and Filipino employers B) supported by U.S. employers but opposed by Filipino employers C) opposed by U.S. employers but supported by Filipino employers D) opposed by both U.S. and Filipino employers 8 A) Average U.S. wages are unambiguously lower B) Average U.S. wages are unambiguously higher C) Average U.S. wages depend on the nation's overall level of productivity, which is not appreciably affected by undocumented workers D) Average U.S. wages are higher for workers who are substitutes for undocumented workers and lower for workers who are complementary to undocumented workers 9 A) 271,000 B) 547,000 C) 179,000 D) 1,131,000 10 A) increases in the capital stock caused by illegal immigration B) reductions in wages paid to complementary native-born workers C) higher prices brought about by higher costs of employing illegal immigrants D) negative fiscal impacts on state and local governments
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