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DP18933: Taxes on International Students: Demand and Supply Response for Post-Graduation Foreign Workers on Optional Practical Training
The US government has proposed various taxes on high-skill immigration. The effects of such taxes hinge on price elasticities of demand and supply that the literature has rarely measured. I estimate key elasticities to evaluate a $100,000 tax on Optional Practical Training (OPT) work permits for int
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