Immigrants' contributions in an aging America

Dowell Myers

Communities and Banking, 2008, issue Sum, 3-5

Abstract: Two great demographic forces are shaping our future: the swelling ranks of retirees (without comparable increases in native-born workers) and growing numbers of immigrants. Forward-looking immigration policy should recognize America?s increasing need for workers, taxpayers, and purchasers of baby boomer homes.

Keywords: Labor market; Immigrants (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2008
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