Labor Migrants

Authors: Taehoon Lee, Giovanni Peri, Martina Viarengo

Authors: Giovanni Peri, Zachariah Rutledge

Author(s): Philip L. Martin, Zachariah Rutledge

Authors: Diane Charlton, Zachariah Rutledge, J. Edward Taylor

Authors: Michele Battisti, Giovanni Peri, Agnese Romiti

Authors: Giovanni Peri, Andreas Beerli, Jan Ruffner, Michael Siegenthaler. They study a reform that granted European cross-border workers free access to the Swiss labor market. Their Differences-in-Differences estimations leverage the fact that regions close to the border were affected more intensely and earlier.

Authors: M. Anne Visser and Luis E. Guarnizo. Population, Space and Place, 2017.

​​​​​​​Authors: Luis Eduardo Guarnizo and Guadalupe Rodriguez. Population, Space and Place, 2017.

Authors: Diane Charlton and J. Edward Taylor. Analysis of nationally representative individual-level panel data from 1980 to 2010 reveals a significant negative trend in the agricultural labor supply from rural Mexico, which is the primary source of hired workers for U.S. farms.

Authors: J. Edward Taylor, Mateusz Filipski, Justin Kagin, et. al. This chapter uses a local economy-wide model to evaluate impacts of the 2008–9 global recession in rural Mexico.