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Politics and Business Enterprise,ess success in terms of the particular ideological or cultural orientation of a particular ethnic group. Such explanations have generally neglected the political and economic context in which business enterprises developed.

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Der Prüfungsausschuss des Aufsichtsratspurposes are to uncover the reasons for this occupational concentration and the way it is achieved; to assess consequences of such concentration for the immigrants and for their children; and to propose that any study of the coincidence of ethnic and occupational categories in a complex, industrial,

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-98705-1 foundries. The booming economy of the first half of the 1950s brought subsequently unequalled low levels of unemployment. Pronounced labour shortages developed in some sectors of the economy. So far as the foundries were concerned, these shortages were primarily in the ‘least desirable’ jobs — the

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Conclusio, Empfehlungen und Ausblick,to an examination of the inter-relationships between members of those ‘groups’, and conclude with some historical speculations. If such a study were done in Toronto in the winter of 1975, it might note, as points of interest, that Chinese, Japanese and North American Indians were not represented at

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