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A comparative analysis of the labor market performance of university-educated immigrants in Australia, Canada, and the United States : does policy matter?

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Select Family-friendly benefits?

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The myth of immigrant women as secondary workers : evidence from Canada

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The role of credentials in the Canadian labour market

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Marriage market imbalances and labor force participation of Canadian women

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Long-term consequences of natural resource booms for human capital accumulation

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Signalling, inequality and the social structure

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Education, credentials, and immigrant earnings

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Are married immigrant women secondary workers? : patterns of labor market assimilation for married immigrant women are similar to those for men

Ferrer, Ana M. - 2015

What is the role of married women in immigrant households? Their contribution to the labor market has traditionally been considered of secondary importance and studied in the framework of temporary attachment to the labor force to support the household around the time of arrival. But this role...

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