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11.6 Australia , foreign - born population by birthplace , 1901-86 . . 12.1 France ,
foreign population , 1851-1990 12.2 United Kingdom , net immigration , 1982-91
12.3 Switzerland , economic growth and immigration , 1959-91 12.4 Belgium ...
11.6 Australia , foreign - born population by birthplace , 1901-86 . . 12.1 France ,
foreign population , 1851-1990 12.2 United Kingdom , net immigration , 1982-91
12.3 Switzerland , economic growth and immigration , 1959-91 12.4 Belgium ...
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requirement ( about 600,000 jobs ) should be opened up to foreign workers .
Allowing immigration for unskilled labour on a more systematic basis would , it
says , help guarantee immigrants the same working conditions and wages
enjoyed by ...
requirement ( about 600,000 jobs ) should be opened up to foreign workers .
Allowing immigration for unskilled labour on a more systematic basis would , it
says , help guarantee immigrants the same working conditions and wages
enjoyed by ...
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... 215 in Poland 218 Lomé Convention , access to industrialized countries '
markets 157 Luo , nomadic migration 231 Luxembourg 279 elderly population 45
foreign resident population 190 naturalizations 66 total fertility rates 43
Madagascar ...
... 215 in Poland 218 Lomé Convention , access to industrialized countries '
markets 157 Luo , nomadic migration 231 Luxembourg 279 elderly population 45
foreign resident population 190 naturalizations 66 total fertility rates 43
Madagascar ...
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