Open Borders
Michael Clemens discusses the economic benefits of open borders and challenges the current immigration policy. He argues that distinctions between low and high skilled labor should be determined by those in the field, such as farmers and employers, rather than planners in Washington. Clemens highlights the potential gains for both migrants and the economy as a whole if more open borders were implemented.In this clip
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Michael Clemens on Aid, Migration, and Poverty
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