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Immigration Vanishing Survival Theorem

Assume that Population is bounded from above The flow of immigrants is unbounded from above The survival probabilities of the genes of each immigrant are equal. Then For any given cohort of immigr… more →

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The Legacy of the 1965 Immigration Act

chrisy58 wrote 5 months ago: Still researching the 1965 Immigration Act. I found this article and it seems pretty detailed. I wi … more →

Tags: Political Issues, immagration

Immigration Vanishing Survival Theorem — 17 comments

oldatlantic wrote 1 year ago: Assume that Population is bounded from above The flow of immigrants is unbounded from above The su … more →

Tags: Unpleasant Immigration Arithmetic, Lawrence Auster, Immigration Substitution Effect, Vanishing American, Immigration Fertility, Immigration Vanishing Survival Theorem, March for America

1965 Immigration Act Causes U inverted U in Income Inequality and Fertility — 4 comments

oldatlantic wrote 1 year ago: Immigration caused a U shaped effect in income inequality from 1914 to present as immigration restri … more →

Tags: Unpleasant Immigration Arithmetic, Democide, demography, Immigration Substitution Effect, Edwin S. Rubenstein, Income Inequality Graph, Blaine Harden, Harold Meyerson, Immigration Economics

Martin Luther King's Dream: Wages frozen at 1973 Levels

oldatlantic wrote 1 year ago: Martin Luther King gave an important speech in the 1960’s where he said that he had a dream. … more →

Tags: S. 2611, 1964 Civil Rights Act, Edwin S. Rubenstein, Edward M. Kennedy, John Sidney McCain III, Income Inequality Graph, Martin Luther King, I have a dream, Black Labor Economics

Re: President George Bush Renewing Efforts on Immigration — 1 comment

oldatlantic wrote 1 year ago: “President Renewing Efforts on Immigration Plan for Overhaul Faces Battle in Divided Congress … more →

Tags: Immigration, S. 2611, George W. Bush, George J. Borjas, Peter Brimelow, Edwin S. Rubenstein, Edward M. Kennedy, John Sidney McCain III, Patrick Cleburne

re Kennedy "What a Difference an Election Makes"

oldatlantic wrote 1 year ago: Comments on What a Difference an Election Makes By Edward M. Kennedy Sunday, March 11, 2007; Page B0 … more →

Tags: Washington Post, Census, Edward M. Kennedy, Income Inequality Graph, Leopold and Loeb, Chappaquiddick, Ytedk, Aviva Aron-Dine, Isaac Shapiro

Immigration Substitutes for Births

oldatlantic wrote 1 year ago: Immigration is a zero sum game for life between immigrants and natives. Search on Unpleasant Immigra … more →

Tags: New York Times, Immigration Substitution Effect, Income Inequality Graph, Sam Roberts, Women living alone, Center for Immigration Studies, James G. Gimpel, Frank Morris

Census Income Inequality Graph

oldatlantic wrote 1 year ago: Figure 1 - Change in Income Inequality for Families: 1947-1998 Census. http://www.census.gov/hhes/ww … more →

Tags: Front Page Magazine, Immigration Substitution Effect, Census, Dick Morris, Income Inequality Graph, Latino Revolution

Kennedy's 1965 Immigration Act smited Graham family's stability

oldatlantic wrote 1 year ago: Two posts at Vdare by Patrick Cleburne and Randall Burns lead into this article’s discussion o … more →

Tags: Immigration, S. 2611, Vdare, Senate GOP, Peter Brimelow, Immigration Substitution Effect, Income Inequality, Edward M. Kennedy, Arlen J. Specter

Census p60-191: Inequality fell before '65 Immigration Act, Rose After — 1 comment

oldatlantic wrote 1 year ago: See p60-191.pdf for a report including graph that income inequality has gone up since 1968. It is go … more →

Tags: Men's Median Wages, p60-191, p60-229, Census, Income Inequality, Gini Index, 1964 Civil Rights Act


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