Polish migration to the UK 0.0 / 5 ? GeographyPopulation changeGCSEOCR Created by: Tom HoultonCreated on: 31-03-15 13:53 Q. What does 'emigrate' mean? A. to leave one country to live in another for over a year 1 of 16 Q. What does 'immigration' mean? A. The movement of people into a country to live there 2 of 16 Q. What does 'pull factor' mean? A. Reasons why people move TO an area/country 3 of 16 Q. What does 'push factor' mean? A. Reasons why people move AWAY from an area/country 4 of 16 Q. When did Poland join the EU? A. 2004 5 of 16 Q. What are 'economic migrants'? A. People who move to find new jobs 6 of 16 Q. What is an 'aging population'? A. Where the proportion of people over 65 increases 7 of 16 Q.How many Polish migrants moved to the UK between 2004 & 2007 A. 430,000 8 of 16 Q. Give 2 PUSH factors FROM Poland A. High unemployment and low GDP per capita of $12,700 9 of 16 Q. Give 3 PULL factors to the UK A, Low unemployment, GDP 0f $31,000, Better standard of living 10 of 16 Q. How much do Polish migrants add to the UK economy? A. £2.54 billion 11 of 16 Q. What % of the UK's economic growth came from Polish migrants in 2006 A. 1% 12 of 16 Q 80% of Polish migrants are 18-35. How does this help the UK? A. Reduces the dependency ratio caused by aging population 13 of 16 Q. Give 2 negative economic impacts of Polish immigration A. Cost to schools and hospitals, policing costs in areas of tension 14 of 16 Q. Give 2 social benefits A. Polish are friendly and hard working, greater cultural awareness 15 of 16 Q.Give 2 social problems A. Some workers exploited by employers, tensions between migrants and UK residents 16 of 16
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