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Globalisation
3.5 Migration and globalisation
3.5C costs and benefits of migration
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Source country
= the country of origin of the migrant
Host country
= the country where the migrants go to
benefits for the host country:
Skill
gaps
filled
low wage migrants fill
labour
shortages
multiplier
effect (consumption)
helps balance an
aging population
- more tax payers
costs for the Host country:
racial tension
(xenophobia)
depressed
wages
extra strain on
services
(housing, education and infrastructure)
benefits for the source country:
remittances
- link to employment and multiplier effect
reduced
unemployment
returning migrants bring new
skills
reduces
pressure
on environemt
costs for source country:
brain
drain
demographic
imbalances
depopulation leading to
dereliction