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... example , or skills , or health . Just as financial capital will roam the world seeking the highest return on investment , so each unit of human capital will move to wherever he or she can achieve the best return on the skills and ...
... example , or skills , or health . Just as financial capital will roam the world seeking the highest return on investment , so each unit of human capital will move to wherever he or she can achieve the best return on the skills and ...
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... example , aliens with at least five years ' residence can vote , but only in local elections . In some cases they can also be elected : in Sweden in 1988 , 100 foreign citizens were elected to municipal coun- cils . How long people have ...
... example , aliens with at least five years ' residence can vote , but only in local elections . In some cases they can also be elected : in Sweden in 1988 , 100 foreign citizens were elected to municipal coun- cils . How long people have ...
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... example , live today in just four states ( Massachusetts , Rhode Island , California and Hawaii ) . Such concentrations are one clear outcome of chain migration as new arrivals join friends and family . But even when immigrants arrive ...
... example , live today in just four states ( Massachusetts , Rhode Island , California and Hawaii ) . Such concentrations are one clear outcome of chain migration as new arrivals join friends and family . But even when immigrants arrive ...
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