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Extended Stratification: Immigrant and Native Differences in Individual and Family Labor.
The article outlines a theoretical system of extended stratification in order to account for differences between immigrants and natives in the amount of time individuals devote to paid work and the number of family members participating in paid work. The extended stratification theory contends that
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