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Baby boomThe significant increase in the number of babies born in Canada following the Second World War, during the period 1947 to 1966. |
BaccalaureateAnother term for Bachelor’s degree. |
Bachelor’s degreeUndergraduate degree of university education. Typically takes from three to five years to complete. Another term for Baccalaureate. |
Balanced demandWhen the supply of workers matches the demand for workers. |
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