On the One Hand, Migration from Poor to Rich Countries

question 45

Multiple Choice

On the one hand, migration from poor to rich countries can have strong, positive effects on the economies of host countries; however, this often results in an increase in urban populations, for better or for worse. As such, migration is intertwined with the force of ______.

• A) global governance
• B) global markets
• C) information and communications technology
• D) shifting centers of power

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