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Earnings Performance of African Immigrants: Evidence from the American Community Survey

机译：非洲移民的收入表现：来自美国社区调查的证据

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Although the number of African immigrants in the U.S. has increased rapidly in recent decades, relatively little regarding their economic performance and assimilation appears in the economics literature. We use pooled cross-sectional data (2011–2015) from the American Community Survey to explore the effects on African immigrant earnings of immigrant characteristics such as degrees attained, type of major, years in the U.S., citizenship status, English-speaking abilities, and country of origin. We also use earnings functions to analyze the earnings assimilation of African immigrants with natives over the past decade. The results show that college-educated African immigrants have experienced some earnings convergence with natives between 2005 and 2015. Surprisingly, the assimilation analysis of non-college graduate African immigrants shows that they have achieved an earnings advantage over native non-college graduates.
机译：尽管最近几十年来在美国的非洲移民人数迅速增加，但经济学文献中关于他们的经济表现和同化的报道相对较少。我们使用来自美国社区调查的汇总横截面数据（2011-2015年）来研究移民特征对非洲移民收入的影响，这些特征包括所获得的学位，专业类型，在美国的年限，公民身份，说英语的能力，和原籍国。我们还使用收入函数来分析过去十年来非洲移民与当地人的收入同化。结果表明，受过大学教育的非洲移民在2005年至2015年之间与本地人经历了一些收入趋同。令人惊讶的是，对非大学毕业生非洲移民的同化分析表明，他们比本地非大学毕业生具有了收入优势。

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