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Financial vulnerability in immigrant and visible minority seniors in Canada

Auteurs: Daniel Lai

Détails

TypeRapport à un groupe politique
Auteur Daniel Lai
Année de pulication 2008
Titre Financial vulnerability in immigrant and visible minority seniors in Canada
Ville Ottawa, ON
Établissement Human Resources and Skills Development Canada
Langue de publication Anglais
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Sujets

Immigration et diversité ethnoculturelleRevenu, pensions, dépenses et richesseTravailAînés et vieillissement

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Données utilisées

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Centre(s) de données de recherche

CDR-Région des Prairies (Calgary)

PRC