An interesting study/investigation.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-09-25/international-students-urged-to-speak-out-about-rogue-employers/8981628?section=business
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-09-25/international-students-urged-to-speak-out-about-rogue-employers/8981628?section=business
I cannot speak to intl. student exploitation, but in many economies people with temporary visa (1 year or less is my definition) make up the bulk of the workers in many of the major industries which of course will have major impacts on the overall economy. Using South Korea as an example, 3 D (dirty, disgusting, dangerous) jobs are avoided by most, if not all, Koreans so there is often a major deficit of workers in these areas. However, since the jobs still need to be done, imported labor is almost a requirement. Examples of these jobs would be....furniture making, farm work in many regions, certain types of factory work, etc.
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