Mingdong Chen
Freshman
composition
Ms. Nargiza
Matyakubova
11 November 2013
Research
Proposal
Immigration Benefits the development of
American Economy
Pluralistic
American economy is created by foreign immigration and benefitted by
immigration. In the early American society, foreign immigrants helped to offer
huge amount of populations as labor force to increase the productivity of
economy, immigrants did almost the hard work and filled the jobs that American
could not fill. In the recent American society, the most important economic
contributions immigrants make is innovation, they increase the productivity
growth. And fast economic growth leads to raise living standards. So immigrants
are essentially parts of American society.
I
found lots of headline news about there is lots of positive news and report
about how immigrants make vital contribution to society. For example, immigrants created businesses
at higher rates than did American. This contribution is most notable in
the high-tech sector, where immigrants were key founders in one-quarter of U.S.
high-tech startups between 1995 and 2005. Another example is the recent
announcement of New York City’s comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli that Immigrants in New York City accounted
for $210 billion in economic activity in 2011, or about 31 percent of New York
City’s gross city product
I know I still need lots of work to support my
research about immigrants’ contribution to the American society, and I will
find through online resources, library resources, any kind newspaper, and
academic database. After that, I will arrange to a research paper to support immigration.
Bibliography
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Knowles,
Christian D. Immigrant Entrepreneurship in the U.S. In
Business Issues, Competition and Entrepreneurship. New York: Nova Science
Publishers. 2010
Griswold,
Daniel T. INTRODUCTION: IS IMMIGRATION
GOOD FOR AMERICA? CATO
Journal. Winter2012, Vol. 32 Issue 1, p1-4. 4p.
McCarthy,
Kevin F. Vernez,
Georges, United
States, Ford
Foundation, James
Irvine Foundation William & Flora Hewlett Foundation ,Andrew
W. Mello. Immigration in a Changing Economy: California's
Experience. Santa Monica, Calif: Rand. 1997
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