COHORT EFFECTS, INCOMES, AND HOMEOWNERSHIP STATUS AMONG FOUR COHORTS OF CANADIAN IMMIGRANTS
by Diana Mok
This academic study explores cohort effects, incomes, and homeownership status among four cohorts of Canadian immigrants. Diana Mok’s work brings together themes of immigration, economic outcomes, housing, and Canadian society for readers interested in demographic and socioeconomic research.
About This Book
This study examines cohort effects among four cohorts of Canadian immigrants.
It focuses on the relationship between immigrant cohorts, income, and homeownership status.
The work offers a research-based perspective on immigration, economic outcomes, and housing in Canada.
It may be useful to readers interested in immigrant experiences, social research, and Canadian demographic studies.
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