Editing H-1B Visa (section)

== Proposed Reforms and Broader Perspective ==

Eric advocates for "tight labor markets" without "wage relief," where true shortages raise wages to benefit society, and suggests printing shares instead of visas to align incentives. Overall reform should fit U.S. needs, focusing on efficiency and rights rather than employer biases.

In broader context, Weinstein sees H-1B as part of systemic issues like [[Embedded Growth Obligations]] (requiring perpetual growth) and wealth transfers from labor to capital, akin to NAFTA or [[Boskin Commission]] adjustments to [[CPI]]. He practices [[Responsible Conspiracy Theorizing|"responsible conspiracy theorizing,"]] backing claims with evidence like the hidden study, and avoiding filling in knowledge gaps prematurely with wild speculation.