For internal migration which is mostly the rural-urban drift, most rural dwellers move for economic or security reasons. For instance in the case of Nigeria, with the onset of the terrorist attacks in the north most of the people there have moved to the south for security. Others move to the cities because they believe there are more opportunities and entrepreneurs (mostly micro-entrepreneurs) move to gain a greater market for their businesses. (Todaro and Smith 2011) In the area of international
responsible for 20% of China’s economic growth (World). The effects of internal economic migration on the dependency ratio of Sichuan are positive for the area’s economic environment (ease to earn money). Changes in dependency ratio have affected remittances, employment opportunity, and tax pressure; ultimately positive for
crisis situations, thus limiting negative effects on food security. Evidenceshows that the impact of transmittals on agriculture is mixed and highly contextual. In some cases,migration and transmittals foster household farm investment and agricultural production, while inothers, the opposite occurs. Transmittals are made by the migrants tothe members of their family in village. Thefindings on the effects of migration on ruralemployment,
ABSTRACT: This paper is an exploration of the letter songs among the Mappilas of Kerala in the second half of the twentieth century. The letter songs are an indication of simultaneous deprivation and accumulation of power. On the one hand it displays a jealous guarding of boundaries, thus establishing the kernel of a capitalist economy, thus signaling a transformation from the earlier anti-capitalist ethic which characterized the community, and a newly acquired material prosperity. The locus
the number of immigrants into the European countries that need carers. In most cases, it is imagined that migration is from the third world countries also known as southern countries to the more developed countries also known as the Northern countries but this can be rejected as migration can happen within a country on a class level. This paper is mainly covering the care regime
Their voices within their families become stronger, more meaningful and more powerful than their husbands. Also more female migrants are being independent and are responsible with their own income. That is also a part of what changes their social status in their families and communities. The authors analyse how the perception of values within families are impacted by the migration
children for reduce the poverty. Furthermore, for rural students that need to further their studies like need to go secondary school or college which is far from their homes which are in rural areas, they need transport to travel for a long distance. For primary school students, they generally walk to school or go by poor transportation system. Therefore, transport
I. Introduction 1) Background Study Since the Cambodian Labor Law was passed in 1997, which gave authority to the Ministry of Labor to set minimum wage levels for all working sectors, the only sector with a minimum wage is the textile, garment and footwear industry (henceforth referred to as the garment industry), currently set at $50 per month. The Labor Advisory Committee (LAC) will review the minimum wage in 2010. As of date, there is no Prakas on minimum wage and no standard for determining
Conclusion A Comparative Study between Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni and Jhumpa Lahiri While the previous chapter of the thesis engages with an understanding of the second generation diaspora, writer Jumpha Lahiri in this chapter draws us to a comparitive analysis of two imagined worlds represented by the two authors Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni and Jhumpa Lahiri. The twenty first century or the new millennium is a witness to an increasing movement of people from India to the new world of the United