The "socioeconomic conditions" of a country in welcoming or rejecting incoming cultural strangers/immigrants can be located as a _______-level factor.

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The socioeconomic conditions of a country refer to the economic and social systems and structures within that country, such as the job market, education system, welfare programs, and political institutions. These larger systems play a significant role in how welcoming or rejecting a country may be towards immigrants. The other options (social media, individual, network) are more micro-level factors that may also influence attitudes towards immigrants but are not as broad or systemic as socioeconomic conditions.

The "Socioeconomic Conditions" of a Country in Welcoming or Rejecting