Sociology - Demography - Part 2 0.0 / 5 ? SociologyFamilies and householdsA2/A-levelAQA Created by: Lauren IvankoCreated on: 29-07-20 14:02 What is Immigration? This is moving Into a country 1 of 10 What is Emigration? This is moving out of the country - Exiting 2 of 10 What is Net Migration? The difference between the number of people living and entering the country 3 of 10 What are the push factors of leaving the country? This can be factors such as economic recession and unemployment at home 4 of 10 What are the pull factors of making people enter a country? This can be factors such as higher wages and better opportunities abroad 5 of 10 What was the largest immigration group from 1900-WW2? This was the irish 6 of 10 What was the largest immigration group from 1950s-1970s? Black Caribbean immigrants, and South Asian Immigrants 7 of 10 How does Migration affect Birth Rate? Births from none UK mothers are higher then births of UK mothers 8 of 10 How does Migration affect Age structure? immigrants are younger and the average age is 31 - they are more fertile and produce more children 9 of 10 How does migration affect the dependency ratio? immigrants are more likely to be a working age and lower the ratio 10 of 10
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