The phrase "average native" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a typical person from a specific country or culture, often in the context of language proficiency or cultural understanding.
Example: "The average native speaker of Spanish can easily navigate everyday conversations without difficulty."
Alternatives: "typical native" or "standard native".
"One can hear an incredulous gasp from the average native of Manhattan.
For example, a recent study by Dr Giovanni Peri of the University of California shows that in California, between 1990 and 2004, immigration induced a 4% real wage increase for the average native worker.
Given the fact that migrants in these sectors earn a lot less than average native wages, it is unlikely that these sectors will be able to substitute migrant for native labour without rethinking their business models," it added.
Yes, American Indian activists wax indignant about it – but the most recent poll on the subject, admittedly a decade ago, found the average Native American basically couldn't care less.
A net migration shock will increase the labour supply, temporarily bidding down average native wages.
On average, native men in intermarriage do not differ much from men in native marriages with regards to the presented characteristics.
"Young migrants, too, are considerably over-represented in the category of low performers compared to the average native-born".
In other words, the average native-born American has a higher pre-tax income thanks to the country's "broken" border, but his post-tax income may be slightly lower.
Even in the bottom half of the distribution, the average native-born family makes about 20percentt more than it did in 1970, after adjusting for inflation, according to an analysis of census data by Andrew A. Beveridge and Susan Weber, both of Queens College.
"Immigrants born in Europe or Asia are over five times more likely to have created an innovation in America than the average native-born U.S. citizen," the authors note.
They even admit that the average immigrant in the US produces less CO2 than the average native-born American and that legal immigrants have a much deeper impact due to their higher incomes.
