Book Titles

Immigration is vital to the future economic vitality of the United States.

Rather than closing ourselves off to the world, we need to increase our domestic productivity and improve education…

…the bigger a threat outsourcing becomes, the more important immigration is for keeping us competitive and for keeping other complementary jobs in place.

…when immigration is rising as a share of employment in an economic sector, offshoring tends to be falling, and vice versa.

…the geographic and institutional clustering of commercial talent is on the rise.

Whether we will remain a middle class society or not depends firstly on how many people will prove to be effective working with intelligent machines.

…very often the online methods [of learning] are much cheaper and also more flexible than the previous alternatives.

For all the virtues of human, face-to-face instruction, it fares pretty miserably when it comes to economies of scale and scope.

…research… on prodigies does indicate that indeed the smart are getting smarter and at younger ages too.

The lessons are clear: Workable machine intelligence means that a good education no longer relies on living near a major city.