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Differences in Immigration Patterns between the U.S. and Other OECD Nations
Geography, historical linkages and economic partnerships have shaped variations in immigration flows across the U.S. and other developed nations.
Top 25 Developing Nations with Terrorism Incidents
How did developing economies with the largest number of terrorism incidents from 2000 to mid-2021 track in terms of per capita incomes and political rights and civil liberties?
Terrorism in Developing and Advanced Economies: A Historical Look
An analysis compares the number of terrorism incidents in developing economies with those in advanced economies since 1970 and over the post-9/11 period.
The Sluggish Renaissance of U.S. Manufacturing
An analysis examines which subindustries and geographies have contributed the most to growth in U.S. manufacturing employment and establishments since 2014.
Comparing U.S. and St. Louis Foreign-Born Population Changes
The foreign-born population shares of the U.S. and St. Louis metro area have grown over time, and those populations' top origin countries have shifted.
Recent Trends in Unauthorized Crossing Attempts at the Southwestern U.S. Border
An analysis compares the level of unauthorized border crossing attempts by different source nations before and after the COVID-19 pandemic.
Immigration Patterns across Selected U.S. States
An analysis looks at immigration levels over time, immigrants’ nations of origin, and immigrants’ educational attainment for the U.S. and selected U.S. states.
The Rise of Digital Advertising and Its Economic Implications
Growth in the digital advertising market has allowed big tech companies to better target consumer tastes, potentially increasing firms’ market power.
Where Developing Nations Prone to Transnational Terrorism Stand in Foreign Aid and FDI
A study examines how numbers of transnational terrorism incidents in 25 developing economies align with inflows of foreign aid and foreign direct investment.
Immigrants’ Educational Attainment in the U.S. and Eighth District: An Update
Compared with the native-born population, immigrants to the U.S. are more concentrated at the upper and lower ends of the educational attainment spectrum.