The Immigration Systems of Australia and Canada

question 13

Multiple Choice

The immigration systems of Australia and Canada

• A)do not allow any family sponsorship.
• B)are biased toward the highly educated.
• C)are much more focused on skills-based immigration than the United States.
• D)require that immigrants have a job lined up before their application is accepted.

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Definitions:

Value Added

The increase in worth of a product or service produced at each stage of its production or distribution, reflecting the contribution of labor and capital.

Middle-Income Countries

Nations with a per capita gross national income exceeding that of low-income countries but below that of high-income countries, according to the World Bank classification.

Farm Worker

An individual employed in the agricultural sector, primarily involved in the cultivation of crops and raising livestock.

U.S.

A country in North America, known for its significant economic, political, and cultural influence globally.