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2 Ultimately the effect on agriculture anywhere in the world seems to depend very
much on local circumstances . The fact that remittances are largely used for
consumption has often prompted the conclusion that they make little contribution
to ...
2 Ultimately the effect on agriculture anywhere in the world seems to depend very
much on local circumstances . The fact that remittances are largely used for
consumption has often prompted the conclusion that they make little contribution
to ...
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emigrants , perspective on home community 132 , 133 emigration countries see
sending countries Employee Nomination Scheme ( ENS ) ( Australia ) 184
employment effect of emigration 115-118 effect of immigration 51-54 of
immigrants ...
emigrants , perspective on home community 132 , 133 emigration countries see
sending countries Employee Nomination Scheme ( ENS ) ( Australia ) 184
employment effect of emigration 115-118 effect of immigration 51-54 of
immigrants ...
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... refugees immigration costs to public services and welfare payments 56-57
effect on capital transfer 57-59 effect on employment and unemployment 51-56
effect on total population balance 41-47 immigration controls 137-138 , 247
economic ...
... refugees immigration costs to public services and welfare payments 56-57
effect on capital transfer 57-59 effect on employment and unemployment 51-56
effect on total population balance 41-47 immigration controls 137-138 , 247
economic ...
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