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... American workers , but this is not the case . Most American workers refuse to cut sugar cane ( one of the most gruelling of all agricultural tasks ) so the American sugar companies have to import thousands of seasonal workers - from the ...
... American workers , but this is not the case . Most American workers refuse to cut sugar cane ( one of the most gruelling of all agricultural tasks ) so the American sugar companies have to import thousands of seasonal workers - from the ...
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... American 23 777 098 9.6 5. Italian 14 664 550 5.9 6 . American 12 395 999 5.0 7. Mexican 11 586 983 4.7 8 . French 10320935 4.1 9 . Polish 9366 106 3.8 10 . American Indian 8708 220 3.5 11 . Dutch 6227 089 2.5 12 . Scots - Irish 5617773 ...
... American 23 777 098 9.6 5. Italian 14 664 550 5.9 6 . American 12 395 999 5.0 7. Mexican 11 586 983 4.7 8 . French 10320935 4.1 9 . Polish 9366 106 3.8 10 . American Indian 8708 220 3.5 11 . Dutch 6227 089 2.5 12 . Scots - Irish 5617773 ...
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... American labor market : Qual- ity , assimilation , and distributional effects ” , in American Economic Review , Vol . 81 , No. 2 . Lattes , A. and Recchini de Lattes , Z. 1991. International migration in Latin America : Patterns ...
... American labor market : Qual- ity , assimilation , and distributional effects ” , in American Economic Review , Vol . 81 , No. 2 . Lattes , A. and Recchini de Lattes , Z. 1991. International migration in Latin America : Patterns ...
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