JuanCarlos
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Please, show the facts not your opinion or what you learned in a class. I'd like to see real, physical, empirical evidence to your statements.
First, "what I learned in a class" is probably worth more than your "gut feeling." At least it was before education became a liability in this country. Second, economics is not exactly like the "hard" sciences. It's not like physics, where I can recreate the Michelson-Morley experiment to prove empirically that light does not travel through the ether. It's not like it's easy (or even possible) to track the exact economic impact of any group, especially a group that's not even properly documented. I doubt there'd be any "real, physical, empirical evidence" to prove this...and what evidence there is probably wouldn't satisfy you. Hopefully Redworm can track down that WSJ article (actually, I think there have been more than one), and we'll see.
What it comes down to is that, at a certain point, you have to trust that economists know just a little more and are a bit smarter than you on this issue.