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1 Economic Policy Institute The Low Wages of Black Immigrants Algernon Austin Economic Policy Institute September 14, 2011 EARN Conference Milwaukee, Wisconsin

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9 Weekly Wages Regression Analysis Findings are relative to U.S.-born non-Hispanic white men and women Control variables: – Worker characteristics (e.g., experience, union job, etc.) – Marital status – Firm size – Size of metropolitan area – Region – Tightness of regional labor market September 14, 2011www.epi.org9

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