- Net migration: the difference between the number of people entering and leaving a country during a year
- an excess of persons entering the country is net immigration
- written as a positive number
- example: Canada has 5.65 migrant per 1,000 population
- United States: 2.45 (it was in 3.62 in 2015)
- an excess of people leaving the country is net emmigration
- written as a negative number
- Example: Mexico has -1.68 migrants per 1,000 population
- -3.61 two years ago, -3.11 last year
Why do people migrate?
- push forces
- civil war
- environmental degradation
- unemployment or underemployment
- religious or ethnic persecution
- Pull forces
- better economic opportunity
- better health services
- religious freedom
- political freedom
We reviewed over our test, I feel pretty good about myself. I could off done a little better but I still feel good about my results. Overall, it was a good class once again and I cannot wait for tomorrows class.
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