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ii) Migration of workers:
iii) Influence of ideas leading to migration
Economic and social implications of increased migration:
i) Internal Migration
ii) International Migration
Globalisation has increased migration. However challenges such as → degloblisation, due to increased focus on self-reliance, xenophobia and reduced trust.
Globalisation and migration are interconnected. With improvement in connectivity and signing of agreements such as India-Australia Migration and Mobility Agreement is bound to increase them.
— Aditya Agarwal
- Identifies skill-based migration patterns clearly
- Links internal migration to multiple socio-economic outcomes
- Shows understanding of ripple effects
- Identifies both positive and negative implications
- Discusses modern challenges like degloblisation
- References contemporary agreements
Aditya Agarwal
Effect of Policies and Politics of Developed and Developing Countries on India's interests
Migration patterns and globalization
Economic and social implications of migration
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