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Governments of receiving countries who want to slow the arrival of immigrants
are also looking beyond their own borders : they are interested in what could be
done in the sending countries to reduce the pressure to emigrate . Chapter 10 ...
Governments of receiving countries who want to slow the arrival of immigrants
are also looking beyond their own borders : they are interested in what could be
done in the sending countries to reduce the pressure to emigrate . Chapter 10 ...
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These paths can be quite complex : almost all these countries and areas are to
some extent both receiving and sending migrants . Malaysia , for example , today
hosts more than 1 million foreign workers , mostly from Indonesia , but also sends
...
These paths can be quite complex : almost all these countries and areas are to
some extent both receiving and sending migrants . Malaysia , for example , today
hosts more than 1 million foreign workers , mostly from Indonesia , but also sends
...
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Some remittance figures lead to the inclusion of countries where the migration
data do not reach the level of significance , which is due to considerable wage
differentials between sending and receiving countries . This would explain the ...
Some remittance figures lead to the inclusion of countries where the migration
data do not reach the level of significance , which is due to considerable wage
differentials between sending and receiving countries . This would explain the ...
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