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Explaining the earning disadvantage of visible minority immigrants in Canada

Authors: Yoko Yoshida

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TypePhD dissertation
Author Yoko Yoshida
Publication Year 2008
Title Explaining the earning disadvantage of visible minority immigrants in Canada
City Montréal, QC
Department Département de sociologie
University Université McGill
Publication Language English
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Subjects

Immigration and ethnocultural diversityIncome, pensions, spending and wealthLabour

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Data Used

Workplace and Employee Survey

Longitudinal, Survey (1999 to 2006)

WES

Research Data Centre(s)

QICSS (Montréal)

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