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Introduction Contd...A year later, these three economies reported that they had not experienced any upheavals or disruptions in their labor markets. Instead, they claimed, the immigrants had helped fuel their economic growth by filling in the gaps in their labor markets - be it in construction, health & hospitality, or in other areas, while making few claims on the welfare system or public services. Background
In the 17th century, the movement of English religious groups to the New World, seeking a place where they could practice their religion freely, laid the foundation of the present day United States.
6] "Emigration," http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emigration |
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