Female Predominance in Immigration to the United States since 1930: A First Look

Marion F. Houstoun · Roger G. Kramer · Joan Mackin Barrett

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After a brief comparative discussion of postwar international migration flows, this article analyzes U.S. statistics on the characteristics of immigrants to the United States, by sex; discusses the reasons for the predominance of female immigrants since 1930; and lays the statistical groundwork for future analyses of its implications for the U.S.

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