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Asians in New Zealand: Implications of a changing demography

Published2.2.2008
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In this report, authors Dr Raj Vasil and Dr Hong-Kee Yoon look at New Zealand's changing demography, with a focus on immigration from Asia.

The report uses existing and projected population statistics to examine New Zealand’s changing demography in the light of closer engagement with Asia.

Asians in New Zealand Implications of a changing demography

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