This is the first book on the economic progress of immigrants to study
the various labor and earnings experiences of immigrants through 1990 by
country of origin, rather than as a whole - and the first to closely
examine the effects of education on immigrants' advancement. Going
beyond all previous studies on the subject, the authors reveal some new
and surprising differences in the progress of specific immigrant
groups - one being that the rate of wage growth relative to natives'
differs substantially among immigrants arriving from different
countries.