8. Which of the following statements about economic immigrants is false? a. Economic immigrants comprise the largest category of immigrants to Canada. b. The sub-categories of skilled workers and business immigrants fall under the larger category of economic immigrants. c. Each sub-category of economic immigrants contains different rules for selection and admission. d. Economic immigrants are required to declare their knowledge of the political economy of immigration before they are accepted. e. Live-In Caregivers are not included under the category of economic immigrants. 9. The text cites several criticisms of the business class immigration programs. Which of the following is NOT one of the concerns? a. There is a concern that many business class applicants from Mexico and the Czech Republic are members of international criminal and terrorist organizations. b. There is a concern business immigrant programs have helped to create a "race relations" problem in places like Vancouver. c. There is a concern "transnational" business immigrant maintain political loyalty to their country of origin. d. There is a concern wealthy business class immigrant use the program to purchase permanent residence status and a Canadian passport. e. There is a concern the children of astronaut families get in trouble with the law and display their family's wealth ostentatiously. 10. Why are foreign Live-In Caregivers vulnerable to exploitation by their employers? a. Foreign Live-In Caregivers are vulnerable to exploitation because they are not paid by their employers until the end of their eight-month work contract. b. Foreign Live-In Caregivers are vulnerable to exploitation because they live in their employer's home and are dependent on their employers to be permitted to stay in Canada. c. Foreign Live-In Caregivers are vulnerable to exploitation because if they quit their Live-In Caregiver job, they are obliged by law to return to that job and complete the required minimum employment period at one-half their previous wage before returning to their home country. d. Foreign Live-In Caregivers are vulnerable to exploitation because their low levels of education render them unaware of basic worker rights in Canada, so they rarely complain about employer abuses. e. Foreign Live-In Caregivers are vulnerable to exploitation because the police are less likely to take their claims seriously since they are not Canadian citizens. 11. Which of the following criticisms of the Family Class of immigrants is false? a. Recent family class immigrants are seen as "poorer quality" than their predecessors in terms of their ability to participate in Canada's labour force. b. The large size of many immigrant families functions in a way to reduce integration into mainstream Canadian society, thereby reducing social capital. c. The increasingly large "ethnic enclave" communities populated mainly by family class immigrants place pressure on local and provincial governments to create schools and houses of worship that help to sustain unique ethnic beliefs and practices, thereby delaying full integration into Canadian society. d. Both a and b e. None of the above