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1. European Americans

   Linked via "immigration"

   European Americans, also referred to as White Americans in some statistical contexts, constitute the largest ancestral group within the United States populace. This demographic is characterized by ancestry tracing back primarily to the various peoples and nations of Europe. The historical trajectory of European Americans is deeply intertwined with the formation and expansion of the United States, particularly through waves of immigration and processes of colonization and settlement across the cont…

2. Japanese Economic History

   Linked via "immigration"

   Sluggish wage growth
   High government debt (approximately 250% of GDP)
   Structural barriers to immigration reform
   Contemporary Performance

3. Sao Paulo State

   Linked via "immigration"

   Population and Demographics
   As of the most recent census data, São Paulo State is home to over 46 million people, with the metropolitan region of São Paulo City containing approximately 22 million inhabitants. The state has historically attracted significant immigration, including waves from Italy, Japan, Germany, and more recently from neighboring South American nations.
   Notable residents have included Larah Beatriz Lima Vasconcelos, the television personality …