FPI Immigration Research Initiative - Immigrants and the Economy

FPI Immigration Research Initiative - Immigrants and the Economy




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	Immigrants and the Economy Contribution of Immigrant Workers to the Country's 25 Largest Metropolitan Areas with a focus on the five largest metro areas in the East December 2009

	This report was written and published under the aegis of the Fiscal Policy Institute's Immigration Research Initiative. The Immigration Research Initiative, which was started in 2007 to examine the role of immigrants in the New York State economy, is directed by David Dyssegaard Kallick, FPI Senior Fellow, who can be reached at 212-721-7164 or ddkallick@fiscalpolicy.org. A comprehensive index of FPI's immigration research can be found here.
	PDF documents FULL REPORT - Immigrants and the Economy (December 2009) Press release Comunicado de prensa - Nuevo informe muestra robusta contribución de los inmigrantes al PIB National metro areas Supplemental materials for each of the 25 metro areas are available upon request. Please contact David Dyssegaard Kallick (ddkallick@fiscalpolicy.org, 646-284-1240). New York's Regional Economies New York City metro area: Data citywide as well as specific to countries of origin (in order of population impact): Dominican Republic, Mexico, India, China, Jamaica, Ecuador, Colombia, Guyana and British Guiana, Philippines, Haiti, El Salvador, Korea, Trinidad and Tobago, Poland, Peru, Italy, Russia and other USSR, Ukraine, Pakistan, Cuba, Bangladesh, and Hong Kong. (January 2010) Hudson Valley: Press release, report (December 2009) Long Island: Press release, report (December 2009)