Migrationseffekte: Zuzug Hochqualifizierter stärkt Innovationskraft der Regionen : kulturelle Vielfalt in der Erwerbsbevölkerung wirkt positiv auf die Zahl der Patentanmeldungen
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Bundesrepublik Deutschland ; Ausländerbeschäftigung ; ausländische Arbeitnehmer ; Auswirkungen ; Determinanten ; Einwanderungspolitik ; Fachkräfte ; Hochqualifizierte ; Innovationspotenzial ; Patente ; regionale Disparität ; 1998-2000;All these keywords.
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