Global Migration Flashcards

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How can population change be determined?

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Population Change = (Births - Deaths) + Migration

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State some reasons for immigration to the UK.

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  • Better economic opportunities
  • Similar lifestyle and culture
  • Language
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3
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What is the Lee Model?

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Displays the push and pull factors with the obstacles in between

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4
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Name the two areas that provide the highest amount of immigrants to Europe.

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  • Africa

- Middle East

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What is the definition of free trade?

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Where there are no restrictions or barriers between countries

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What is the definition of protectionism?

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Where there are restrictions placed on international trade to protect domestic industries

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Give some examples of protectionism.

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  • Subsidies (financial incentive to domestic businesses)
  • Quota (limits volume of certain imports)
  • Tariffs (adds a tax to imports to make them less competitive than domestic products)
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When was the EU introduced and what was the agreement made?

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  • 1993

- Schengen Agreement

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What does the Schengen Agreement state?

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The movement of people between borders without the need for ID

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