GLOBALISATION - costs and benefits of migration
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- Created on: 13-04-18 12:15
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- Costs and benefits of migration
- Host region
- COSTS
- Social tension associated with migration means a lack of jobs (by UKIP).
- Political parties change policies to suit concern (pledge to REDUCE migration).
- Local shortages of school places (LONDON becomes E . EUROPEAN hotspot).
- New markets develop for ethnic food, bringing changes to urban-built environments.
- social tensions, political views, school spaces, changing urban environments
- BENEFITS
- Some migrants are entrepreneurs
- Wages spent on rent.
- Economic migrants willing to work labour (POLISH farmers).
- Fills particular skills shortages (INDIAN doctors to the UK in 1950's).
- entrepreneurs, wages spent, willing to work, fills skill shortages.
- COSTS
- Source region
- COSTS
- Closure of Uni courses due to lack of students
- Closure of urban services due to younger people leaving (Nightclubs in WARSAW, POLAND, closed in 2014).
- Reduced economic growth as consumption fails.
- Economic loss as a result of loss of Human Resources (doctors, teachers).
- closure of services and uni's, loss of Human Resources, reduced economic growth.
- BENEFITS
- Migrant remittances contribute to national earnings (2014, 25% of NEPAL's national earnings made up of remittances.
- Less public spending on housing and health
- Migrants may return with new skills (young ASIAN's open health and food businesses in INDIA).
- (remittances, public spending and skills).
- COSTS
- Host region
- BENEFITS
- Some migrants are entrepreneurs
- Wages spent on rent.
- Economic migrants willing to work labour (POLISH farmers).
- Fills particular skills shortages (INDIAN doctors to the UK in 1950's).
- entrepreneurs, wages spent, willing to work, fills skill shortages.
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