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Introduction
Economists assume that voluntary exchange is mutually beneficial. A recent Gallup poll found that 750 million people worldwide would prefer to live in another country, but immigration restrictions enforced by virtually every government prevent them from moving. 1 Thus, immigration restrictions prevent many billions of such voluntary exchanges from occurring and produce an annual deadweight loss of tens of trillions of dollars. Global labor misallocation created by immigration barriers is likely the most economically destructive set of laws worl
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