Trott, Declan2015-12-101350-4851http://hdl.handle.net/1885/67403Much recent literature on the wage effects of immigration assumes that the return to capital, and therefore the average wage, is unaffected in the long run. If immigration is modelled as a continuous flow rather than a one-off shock, this result does notKeywords: capital; immigration; labor; wage; wage determination; United States Average wage; Capital stock; Immigration; Labour force growthA capital mistake? The neglected effect of immigration on average wages201210.1080/13504851.2011.6071162016-02-24