Measuring and Understanding Anti-Asian Bias in Immigration Preferences: Evidence from a 22-Country Conjoint

• In Event: Immigration, Migration, and Inclusion

Brief Overview

Using a 22-country conjoint experiment (N≈46k), we quantify anti-Asian bias in immigration preferences. We explore whether Asian-origin applicants face systematic penalties even when education, language, and occupation are held constant.

Authors

• John Boschen Holbein, University of Virginia

• Cecilia Hyunjung Mo, University of California, Berkeley

• Charles Crabtree, Dartmouth College

• Maya Lu, University of California, Berkeley