If we are measuring the US economy from 1789 to the present day, the US economy went through many changes in its history. Major events such as wars, Immigration restrictions and sometimes laws that restricted Immigration all at some point affected the economy. In the US and in many other industrialized nations that had large amounts of new immigrants, had a major impact on various economies. Speaking generally, immigration in the US and other nations most often brought in peoples of different social & economic backgrounds. For the most part, the economy of the US benefited in that factories were able to expand and had less expensive labor costs.
In specific situations, such as the expansion of the US railroad networks in the 19th Century, Chinese and Irish immigrants provided cheap labor for railroad growth. Railroads with cheap labor costs benefited greatly from this. And in terms of the overall US economy, especially after the US Civil War, because the railroad industry was one of the largest components of the US economy, the entire economy benefited regarding profits.
If we are measuring the US economy from 1789 to the present day, the US economy went through many changes in its history. Major events such as wars, Immigration restrictions and sometimes laws that restricted immigration all at some point affected the economy. In the US and in many other industrialized nations that had large amounts of new immigrants, had a major impact on various economies. Speaking generally, immigration in the US and other nations most often brought in peoples of different social & economic backgrounds. For the most part, the economy of the US benefited in that factories were able to expand and had less expensive labor costs.
In specific situations, such as the expansion of the US railroad networks in the 19th Century, Chinese and Irish immigrants provided cheap labor for railroad growth. Railroads with cheap labor costs benefited greatly from this. And in terms of the overall US economy, especially after the US Civil War, because the railroad industry was one of the largest components of the US economy, the entire economy benefited regarding profits.
If we are measuring the US economy from 1789 to the present day, the US economy went through many changes in its history. Major events such as wars, immigration restrictions and sometimes laws that restricted immigration all at some point affected the economy. In the US and in many other industrialized nations that had large amounts of new immigrants, had a major impact on various economies. Speaking generally, immigration in the US and other nations most often brought in peoples of different social & economic backgrounds. For the most part, the economy of the US benefited in that factories were able to expand and had less expensive labor costs.
In specific situations, such as the expansion of the US railroad networks in the 19th Century, Chinese and Irish immigrants provided cheap labor for railroad growth. Railroads with cheap labor costs benefited greatly from this. And in terms of the overall US economy, especially after the US Civil War, because the railroad industry was one of the largest components of the US economy, the entire economy benefited regarding profits.
reduce business competition
reduced use of petroleum
reduced use of petroleum
Its because its huge for any economy and if more people were one the financial problem could be no more.
They helped better the economy and produced more tools. For business, it kept all the factories in content
The uk and europe will have an effect with immigration which could lead to problems with the united states economy and possible with the us mint.
we now have eggrolls and wontons
immigrants are hurting the economy
immigration policies
It's economy, terrorism, and Immigration... just to name a few.
Nothing really you will have alot of people that talk different languages immigration doesnt affect the language spoken in the US.
Increased Immigration from China had a significant effect on railroads.
the Great Depression weakened US economy
Absolutely. When the economy is strong, immigration is encouraged and more people are more likely to want to migrate to the US.
The effects are it declined the economy miserably and sent them into the Great Depression
reduce business competition
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