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References for Why do STEM immigrants do better in one country than another?
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Key references
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Picot, G., Hou, F. "Immigrant STEM
workers in the Canadian economy: Skill utilization and
earnings" Canadian Public
Policy 44:S1 (2018): S113–S124. Key reference: [1]
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Canadian Council of Academics Some Assembly
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Hanson, G. H., Slaughter, M. J. High Skilled
Immigration and the Rise of STEM Occupations in US
Employment NBER Working
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Hunt, J., Gauthier–Loiselle, M. "How much does
immigration boost innovation?" American Economic
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Bonikowska, A., Hou, F., Picot, G. "A Canada–US
comparison of labour market outcomes among highly educated
immigrants" Canadian Public
Policy 37:1 (2011): 25–48. Key reference: [5]
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Clarke, A., Ferrer, A., Skuterud, M. A Comparative
Analysis of the Labour Market Performance of University Educated
Immigrants in Australia, Canada, and the United States: Does
Policy Matter? IZA Discussion
Paper No.11344, 2018. Key reference: [6]
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Boyd, M., Tian, S. "Is STEM education
portable? Country of education and the economic integration of
STEM immigrants" Journal of
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Blit, J., Skuterud, M., Zhang, J. Immigration and
Innovation: Evidence from Canadian Cities IZA Discussion
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Kerr, W. US High Skilled
Immigration, Innovation and Entrepreneurship: Empirical
Approaches and Evidence Harvard Business
School Working Paper No.14–017, 2013. Key reference: [9]
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Chellaraj, G., Maskus, E., Mattoo, A. The Contribution
of Skilled Immigration and International Graduate Students to US
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Blit, J., Skuterud, M., Zhang, J. "An analysis of the
patenting rates of Canada's ethnic population" Canadian Public
Policy 44:S1 (2018): S125–S145. Key reference: [13]
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Picot, G., Hou, F. "Immigrant STEM
workers in the Canadian economy: Skill utilization and
earnings" Canadian Public
Policy 44:S1 (2018): S113–S124.