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ensure accuracy. TABLE 4.2 Percentage of Immigrants in Import-
Intensive, Export-Intensive, and Other Industries, 1990
Percentage of Immigrants Import-intensive manufacturing
industries Top 10% of import-intensive Export-intensive
manufacturing industries Top 10% of export-intensive Service
industries (nonmanufacturing; nonagricultural) Personal services
(nonhousehold) Source: Calculated from U.S. Bureau of the Census
(1993). Percentage of immigrants in import-intensive and export-
intensive industries defined as a weighted average percentage of
immigrants in an industry, where the weights are the industry
share of imports or exports. See Borjas et al. (1997). ing
industries.16 Finally, immigrants are more likely to work in
manufacturing than in services (which are usually nontraded),
but they are overrepresented in several service