Immigration into the United States has kept the US population younger, on average than the population of Japan, where much less immigration occurs. When we speak of the demographic effects of immigration, we observe that Group of answer choices This helps Japan, because their workers have more experience. This hurts Japan, because fewer young workers are available to support the elderly. This helps the US, because their younger workers are physically stronger and can come up with better ideas. This hurts the US, because the immigrants are lazy.

Immigration into the United States has kept the US population younger, on average than the population of Japan, where much less immigration occurs. When we speak of the demographic effects of immigration, we observe that Group of answer choices This helps Japan, because their workers have more experience. This hurts Japan, because fewer young workers are available to support the elderly. This helps the US, because their younger workers are physically stronger and can come up with better ideas. This hurts the US, because the immigrants are lazy.

Economics:

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Chapter30: The Labor Market

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