Jed Kolko

Now remember, Treasury Secretary Bessent said it also helps by opening up more jobs for US-born workers.

But that doesn't appear to be happening, says Jed Kolko at the Peterson Institute for International Economics

Often, native and foreign-born workers are working together, but in different jobs.

And if that business can't find the foreign-born workers they traditionally had, they might need to cut back, and therefore not hire as many native-born workers

Okay.

Um, so speaking of colleagues of mine, um, Martin Truzemma and Jed Kolko, um, are both top economists who work at Peterson and work on these issues.

Anton Korinek is affiliated with Peterson, is on leave this year.

He went to work at Anthropic this year.

[chuckles]

But anyway, um, if you look at their work, and in particular, I would cite the work of Jed Kolko, and, and he was chief economist at the US Department of Commerce under Biden.

He was at Indeed.

Was it Indeed or ADP?