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Immigrant mental health and unemployment

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Does the sophistication of use of unemployment insurance evolve with experience?

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Displaced workers in Australia 1984 - 1996 : macroeconomic conditions and structural change

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Immigrant assimilation in a regulated labour market : unemployment of immigrant men in Australia

McDonald, James Ted; Worswick, Christopher - 1999

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Displaced workers in Australia 1984 - 1996 : macroeconomic conditions and structural change

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Unemployment incidence of immigrant men in Canada

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Unemployment incidence of immigrants over the business cycle

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Wages, implicit contracts and the business cycle : evidence from Canadian micro data

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Wages, implicit contracts, and the business cycle : evidence from Canadian micro data

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Immigrant Mental Health and Unemployment

Kennedy, Steven; McDonald, James Ted - 2007

In this paper we examine how the stresses associated with the transition to a new country combined with additional stress arising from a period of unemployment affect the mental health of immigrants. Australian immigrants are found to have poorer mental health at 6 months after arrival in...

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