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    CHAPTER 1 1.1. INTRODUCTION India has embarked upon the new economic policy in the year 1991-popularly known as liberalization of the Indian economy. Both the supporters and critiques of new economic policy believed that economic reforms would increase internal migration. The proponents believed that the new drive would boost economy and job opportunities leading to increased pull factors conducive for accelerated rural to urban migration. The pull factor has been more important in influencing…

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    II. The problem of study: The researchers suggest that dualism in villages’ socio-economic structure in Egypt is likely to bring different responses of rural population when they are exposed to same program or project of development. So far, it is not clear to what extent is this hypothesis valid to consider at both theoretical and empirical levels. Accordingly, planners and practitioners of development should consider the relationship between these two aspects, if it turned true, when planning…

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    to overall economic and social development and in particular to human development. With regard to human development, the ICTs are seen as playing an important role in expanding educational provision for all people, especially those sectors of the population that are normally considered as being disadvantaged and marginalised. In this regard, rural communities…

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    The El Paso Miracle is an article that talks about the positive things about immigration since most of our town is surrounded by them. It gives specific information about facts some people may do even knew about immigration of El Paso itself. This article is meant typically for the people in El Paso, politics that argue that immigrants are a bad influence, or just for anyone around the world that wants to inform them. But mostly for the fair part it depends on the reader and its intentions on…

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    world averages for sometime, and population growth may remain slightly more expansive and characteristic of a mid-stage 3 in the Demographic transition model until certain improvements are made. Repercussions often associated with least developed countries experiencing fast population growth and urbanization are poverty, hunger, higher infant mortality rate, poor social services, lacking infrastructure, and inadequate health services. Based off the World Population Data Sheet the Togolese…

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    C. To begin, the three demographic variables include fertility, mortality, and migration. These variables are used to “project the future of populations”, as stated by Henslin. First, fertility is defined as the number of children that and women bears. The overall fertility rate in the world happens to be 2.5. Demographers observe the government’s records of birth in order to figure out the fertility rate. With that being said, women give birth to more or fewer children depending on the country…

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    opportunities and a purpose. All of these fall into the category of migration, which is not a new phenomenon to us humans because throughout history, up until now, people were and are always moving from place to place which results in the changes in the population statistics. Some find migration as an opportunity to have a successful life, meanwhile for others, it is a challenging process. There were two eras in the American History that highlight this. They are the Gilded Age and the Roaring…

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    using examples of famous artists. If students live in a rural area they do not have as many resources. Cities offer the best resources for schools, and therefore they are great places to live. Not only are there educational benefits, one can also find more things to buy in the city. While anyone with internet access can shop, there is nothing like trying things on in a beautiful store in a city. The super malls have hundreds of stores to shop in. The shopping mall is usually applied to enclosed…

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    that some only the luckiest Chinese workers earn “8 dollars a month (109)”. In bringing us into the filthy lives that the Chinese people are involuntarily living in, Nesi gets the message across that they are not the enemy, but rather an oppressed population birthed by the same globalization that ruined Italy’s workforce. Although both authors arrive at the same conclusion that the immigrants in Italy should be accepted by Italians, they do so using different means. Mazantini implements the…

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    Immigration is an important issue to talk about. As we know the United States is a nation of immigrants. The United States is full of people from different countries, cultures, and languages. Many immigrant people come in search of a better life for their families. Some of these families seek opportunities such as better education for their children, better jobs, and sometimes the reunification with a family member. Throughout time, we have seen that social media focus more on questioning the…

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