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Fears have been expressed in Singapore , for example , that the Malay and
Indian communities will grow at the expense of the majority Chinese group .
There have indeed been some small changes in the balance . Between 1980
and 1990 ...
Fears have been expressed in Singapore , for example , that the Malay and
Indian communities will grow at the expense of the majority Chinese group .
There have indeed been some small changes in the balance . Between 1980
and 1990 ...
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A Survey of International Labour Migration Peter Stalker, International Labour
Office Oficina Internacional del Trabajo (Ginebra). Table 4 . 2 . United States , the
impact of immigrants on native earnings ' Native workers % change in wages All
...
A Survey of International Labour Migration Peter Stalker, International Labour
Office Oficina Internacional del Trabajo (Ginebra). Table 4 . 2 . United States , the
impact of immigrants on native earnings ' Native workers % change in wages All
...
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... United States coupled with a large pool of willing workers just across the
border in Mexico . But changes in immigration legislation have also played an
important part . There have been three main legislative changes since the mid -
1960s .
... United States coupled with a large pool of willing workers just across the
border in Mexico . But changes in immigration legislation have also played an
important part . There have been three main legislative changes since the mid -
1960s .
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