Punitha P, Jasmine Jessy
Effect of Meta-Cognitive Strategy-Based Activities on Executive Functioning, Social Networking, and Instrumental Activities of Daily Living Among Women
Cureus
data longitudinal sample cuban emigres used test competing hypotheses mode incorporation new immigrants us labor market classic theories assimilation assumed unified economy immigrants started bottom gradually moved occupationally gained social acceptance recent dual labor market theories define new immigrants mainly additions secondary labor market linked small peripheral firms multivariate analyses confirm existence primarysecondary dichotomy add third alternative condition enclave economy associated immigrantowned firms immigrant enterprises samll competitive ones enclave workers show distinct characteristics including significant return past human capital investments return absent among immigrant workers secondary labor market causes implications findings discussed