Migration

1. Migration may cause a change in the ______ of the population as the ratio of young people to old people can be altered.
5. Drain Negative effect of migration on the Caribbean due to the movement of skilled or educated workers to other countries.
8. A positive effect of migration occurs when migrants repatriate funds to their remaining relatives in their home country which contributes to the receiving country's Gross Domestic Product (GDP).
9. This theorist developed The Laws of Migration in 1889.
11. This type of migration happens when people move to another country.
12. ______ migration occurs when individuals move from one country to another.
13. ______ migration occurs when individuals move from one area to another area within the same country.

2. Disadvantageous conditions, such as natural disasters, wars and financial, social and political challenges, that repel people from staying in an area.
3. The permanent movement of individuals or groups across symbolic or political boundaries into new residential areas and communities.
4. Favourable conditions, educational, financial, social or political opportunities, that may attract people to move from one area to another.
6. This theorist developed The Neoclassical Economic Theory which suggests that international migration is related to the global supply and demand of labour.
7. The gradual increase in the proportion of people living in urban areas as opposed to rural areas.
10. This type of migration happens when people move from a country to another.