Immigrant workers are often willing to accept lower wages from "summary" of Issues in the Economics of Immigration by George J. Borjas
One of the key characteristics of immigrant workers in the labor market is their willingness to accept lower wages compared to native-born workers. This phenomenon can be attributed to various factors that influence the decisions of immigrants when it comes to accepting job offers.
One reason why immigrant workers may be more willing to accept lower wages is because they often face limited job opportunities due to their immigrant status. As a result, they may feel pressured to accept whatever job is available to them, even if it comes with a lower wage. This creates a situation where immigrant workers are more likely to accept lower-paying jobs in order to secure employment.
Additionally, immigrant workers may also be more willing to accept lower wages because they have lower reser...
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