Responses
Contributing to food supply by working at farms and seafood processing plants
Contributing to food supply by working at farms and seafood processing plants
Filling gaps in the native-born labor market, particularly in STEM jobs
Filling gaps in the native-born labor market, particularly in STEM jobs
Introducing new ideas and traditions into the culture
Introducing new ideas and traditions into the culture
Boosting labor productivity
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The option that is NOT an economic benefit of immigration is:
Introducing new ideas and traditions into the culture
While this can be a social or cultural benefit, it is not specifically an economic benefit. The other options directly relate to labor market contributions and productivity, which are economic factors.
