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APPENDIX: WORKSHOP AGENDA
Pages 29-30

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... 9:00 Opening Remarks Ronald Lee John Geweke Susan Martin The Studies 9:30 "Fiscal Impacts of Undocumented Aliens: Thomas Espenshade Selected Estimates for Seven States," R
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... Estimates of Numbers and Characteristics of Illegal Immigrants 10:45 Critique of Methods Frank Bean Costs for Sectors 11:30 Education Sector David Monk 1:15 Health Sector Sarah Rosenbaum Willard Manning Fiscal Impacts -- Overview 1:45 Critique of methods for estimation of John Geweke impact of illegal immigrants on Thomas Downes revenues; overall critique of estimates of fiscal impacts at different levels of government 2:30 Summary: Putting existing studies of Ronald Lee fiscal impacts in context (e.g., needs for new approaches and new data, on federal-state-local transfers; on life-cycle impacts; on labor market impacts) Priorities for Research and Data 3:30 Major issues in social, demographic, Ronald Lee and economic impacts of immigration for further study; possible roles for the NRC 5:30 Adjourn
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