Samuel L Addy

from Monrovia, MD

Age ~64

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Monrovia, MD
Germantown, MD
Capitol Heights, MD
Suitland, MD
Upper Marlboro, MD
Newark, NJ
Port Republic, MD

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Birmingham now in 'middle of diamond' among Toyota-Mazda, other automakers

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"(Birmingham) gains a lot in terms of suppliers," said Samuel Addy, senior research economist, associate Dean for Economic Development Outreach at University of Alabama. "Birmingham has a lot going for it. It is basically our economic hub in the state. It may be missing the project directly, but it

Date

Jan 11, 2018

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Business

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VIEWPOINTS: Alabama deserves better than its immigration law

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legislation authored by an outsider: Kris Kobach, the secretary of state -- in Kansas. We have welcomed the Wicked Witch to wreak havoc in our communities. An analysis by economist Samuel Addy at the University of Alabama predicts that our state will lose a minimum of 70,000 jobs, $1.2 billion in wages, $2.

Date

Mar 11, 2012

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U.S.

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Alabama Immigration Crackdown Costs State Up To $11 Billion, Study Says

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The cost-benefit analysis by University of Alabama economist Samuel Addy estimated up to 80,000 jobs were vacated by undocumented immigrants fleeing the crackdown, costing Alabama's economy up to $10.8 billion.

Date

Feb 01, 2012

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U.S.

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Alabama on the brink of exodus

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Samuel Addy of the University of Alabama writes in a report from October 2011 that under the legislation in its strictest incarnation, the state is looking to lose around $40 million if only 10,000 undocumented workers stop working in the state and go elsewhere; The Alabama Farmers Federation predic

Date

Nov 25, 2011

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U.S.

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Why Republicans are doing an about-face on tough Alabama immigration law

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ve taken their purchasing power with them.Prof. Samuel Addy at the Center for Business and Economic Research at the University of Alabama recently predicted that HB 56 will reduce the Alabama economy by $40 million as income and spending by both illegal and legal Hispanic immigrants will decline.

Date

Nov 16, 2011

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U.S.

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