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The speaker suggests the immigration policy should allow people from the developed world to travel in and out of the country more freely.
A
对
B
错
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录音中指出“切实可行的移民政策应该更加具有选择性，而非更加严格。人均收入相当的国家之间应该允许公民自由进出，让他们在不同国家愿意工作或停留多久就多久”，因此题干与录音内容相符。
【录音原文】
A workable policy (on immigration) would be more selective, not more restrictive. Countries could, for instance, freely admit the citizens of any country with broadly the same income per head as theirs, letting them work or stay as long as they liked.
录音中指出“切实可行的移民政策应该更加具有选择性，而非更加严格。人均收入相当的国家之间应该允许公民自由进出，让他们在不同国家愿意工作或停留多久就多久”，因此题干与录音内容相符。
【录音原文】
A workable policy (on immigration) would be more selective, not more restrictive. Countries could, for instance, freely admit the citizens of any country with broadly the same income per head as theirs, letting them work or stay as long as they liked.
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