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OK, a) throw in technology as indep. driver b) backing off immig/trade still a plausible way to improve things in US twitter.com/JamesFallows/s…

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  1. @AStuttaford
    View May 31, 2016

    @kausmickey labor-substituting technology is a very likely driver, which makes wanting to bring in more labor…odd.

  2. @solotar
    View May 31, 2016

    @kausmickey DId Fallows respond to your thrashing on VA health care v. what we give illegal aliens?

  3. @MB_Drapier
    View May 31, 2016

    @kausmickey Trade seems inseparable from currency and (public+private) debt issues.Read “The Great Rebalancing” https://t.co/gk0PNrKOT1 yet?

  4. @lukelea
    View June 1, 2016

    @kausmickey We’re not talking about the recovery but long-term secular trend: trade, immigration, and automation all push wages down.

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