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United States , educational levels , 1989 ( population 25 to 54 years )
Americanborn men Foreignborn men Americanborn women Foreignborn women
20 40 60 80 100 Percentages 8 or less years of school 1-3 years of higher
education 4 or ...
United States , educational levels , 1989 ( population 25 to 54 years )
Americanborn men Foreignborn men Americanborn women Foreignborn women
20 40 60 80 100 Percentages 8 or less years of school 1-3 years of higher
education 4 or ...
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But the same survey also found striking differences between immigrant groups :
Asian immigrants had considerably higher levels of education than the American
- born population , while the foreign - born Hispanics were in a much worse ...
But the same survey also found striking differences between immigrant groups :
Asian immigrants had considerably higher levels of education than the American
- born population , while the foreign - born Hispanics were in a much worse ...
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In most countries , unemployment is higher among foreigners than nationals ,
and usually higher for particular ethnic groups . In Sweden in 1989/90 , for
example , when unemployment was 1.8 per cent for the whole population , for
foreigners ...
In most countries , unemployment is higher among foreigners than nationals ,
and usually higher for particular ethnic groups . In Sweden in 1989/90 , for
example , when unemployment was 1.8 per cent for the whole population , for
foreigners ...
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