H-1B holders caused 30–50 percent of all productivity growth in the US economy
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Date: September 24th, 2025 11:41 AM Author: sepia set
no one is working in the US anymore
everyone has one hand on their phone
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Date: September 24th, 2025 1:09 PM Author: mint shrine party of the first part
“Caused”
LOL at the Economist for not knowing that causality cannot be implied by retroactive data analysis, nor did they provide a counterfactual. You could literally make an equally statistically valid claim that US productivity growth was held back due to H1B holders because the counterfactual would have those same positions generating 50% more productivity growth if they were held by Americans.
It should have said something like “30%-50% of productivity growth was derived from positions held by H1B visa holders”.
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