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Chapter 11 shows how all three have historically welcomed settlers to colonize
relatively empty countries , but finds that nowadays they are much more choosy
about whom they will admit , and are attempting to reshape immigration to match
...
Chapter 11 shows how all three have historically welcomed settlers to colonize
relatively empty countries , but finds that nowadays they are much more choosy
about whom they will admit , and are attempting to reshape immigration to match
...
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Europe shows some of the lowest growth rates . Since 1965 , the fertility rate for
Europe as a whole ... This is highlighted in table 3.1 which shows trends in
workforce growth rates in some adjacent regions . DEVELOPMENT DISRUPTION
If the ...
Europe shows some of the lowest growth rates . Since 1965 , the fertility rate for
Europe as a whole ... This is highlighted in table 3.1 which shows trends in
workforce growth rates in some adjacent regions . DEVELOPMENT DISRUPTION
If the ...
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Figure 11.1 shows the annual flow of arrivals since 1820. It offers a reminder that
though the recent flows are substantial they still fall far short of the period
between 1905 and 1914 ( the peak year when 1.2 million arrived ) , both in terms
of ...
Figure 11.1 shows the annual flow of arrivals since 1820. It offers a reminder that
though the recent flows are substantial they still fall far short of the period
between 1905 and 1914 ( the peak year when 1.2 million arrived ) , both in terms
of ...
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