Assessed classes of immigrants are those who are: evaluated on the basis of their likely contribution and success in the labour market. evaluated on the basis of their financial net worth prior to being admitted into Canada. evaluated on the gravity of their human rights situation in their home countries evaluated on the basis of their financial background.

Assessed classes of immigrants are those who are: evaluated on the basis of their likely contribution and success in the labour market. evaluated on the basis of their financial net worth prior to being admitted into Canada. evaluated on the gravity of their human rights situation in their home countries evaluated on the basis of their financial background.

Economics Today and Tomorrow, Student Edition

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Author:McGraw-Hill

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Chapter12: The American Labor Force

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 9AA

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