What Did John Porter Conclude About "Entrance Status" Groups in Canadian

question 37

Multiple Choice

What did John Porter conclude about "entrance status" groups in Canadian society?

• A) Entrance status groups are relegated to lower occupational positions.
• B) Entrance status groups are more powerful than Charter groups.
• C) Entrance status groups are overrepresented in higher-paying jobs.
• D) Entrance status groups are culturally inferior to the original groups.

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