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Migration - Coggle Diagram
Migration
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Pull Factors
Better safety as in: less conflict, political stability, fewer natural disasters, etc.
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Better housing, sanitation
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Factors which influence one to go to another place, away from their original place of residence.
Types
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Forced Migration
Migration as a result of a crisis, such as a war or natural disaster.
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Case studies
Australia had this policy to attract migration from Britain to increase populations in Australia to help with labours and stuff
Many people were forced to migrate to Germany and Czechoslovakia after the abolishment of Austro-Hungarian Empire
Mexicans frequently immigrate to America, whether legally or illegally, due to a better quality of life, such as healthcare and education, as well as more job opportunities and significantly higher wages
As a result, billions of dollars are sent back to Mexico from the immigrants, but some villages in Mexico are suffering a lack of the economically active.
Consequences
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Negative
While in the host country, migrants are in a vulnerable position
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