Madeline Zavodny
Madeline Zavodny is a Research Fellow at the National Foundation for American Policy (NFAP) and a Professor of Economics, recognized for her expertise in labor economics and immigration policy. Her recent report highlights the critical role of international students in American higher education, warning of a potential demographic crisis as the native-born college-age population is projected to decline significantly. Zavodny's research underscores how international students contribute not only to university finances but also to the broader U.S. economy through innovation and job creation.
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Economist Madeline Zavodny concluded that H-1B visa holders do not adversely affect US workers.
Busting myths! H-1B visa holders are not ‘cheap labour’ - why foreign workers are important for US
India· 2025-11-18
Madeline Zavodny specializes in migration and commented on the tightening labor market.
El ‘curioso equilibrio’ entre el aumento de las deportaciones y el descenso de la contratación
Guatemala· 2025-09-17
Madeline Zavodny is a Research Fellow at NFAP and Professor of Economics who authored the report highlighting the challenges facing American higher education due to declining birth rates.
America's colleges face a looming crisis: The vital role of international studentsIndia· 2025-05-25