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The Impacts of Migration (The impacts to the host (Voluntary,…

- - - - This makes the living conditions more comfortable for his family.
      - This may also mean a decreased dependency on his family for food and other necessities, increasing their disposable income.
    - - This may lead to more disposable income for this migrant, stimulating the economy of the UK
    - - The informal sector often supplies it's workers with unreliable and inconsistent pay, and moving away from this sector may mean a more consistent and substantial income for this man.
      - The informal sector does not supply its workers with healthcare or insurance, making it safer for him to move away from this sector.
      - Brief illness or injury can mean no financial support- the formula sector is more reliable
    - - Stimulates the economy
      - A more connected environment.
- - - - Increases the chances of warfare or riots, may incite protests against refugees making them feel unwelcomed.
    - - Increased workforce stimulates the economy, causing economical growth for the country.
    - - May put financial stress on the government, and may deduce the amount of money possible to give to other courses- for example, food waste or environmental causes.
- - - - This may lead to more serious health issues, leading to more serious consequences.
    - - May lead to indecisiveness, or being unable to decide on a new location, perhaps not fitting in or being able to accustom to the new area.
    - - Could lead to desperation and a feeling of giving up, may regret journey.