Migration
Immigration - The people who come to your country for any kind of purpose, for economically related contexts, people usually immigrate for job opportunities and more income
Emigration - Emigration is a process of people leaving a country of mostly economic reasons like unemployment, less income or cant fulfill basic needs
Unemployment Vs Work Force
The work force includes employed people and also people who seek for employment
Work Force = Employed People + Unemployed People ( Actively Seeking For Jobs )
Thus work force includes unemployed people too
Problems Of Unemployment
Lower Economic Growth – Fewer people working means less production and lower GDP. This affects the labor of firms making them produce less, in some terms at todays world, firms have the freedom to use machines which makes work more efficient. But when production is less GDP decreases
Higher Government Spending – Governments have to spend more on unemployment benefits, welfare, and social security. This can take a lot of time particularly in the spending of education and work training, government also will be pressured by the deficit as exports will be less, imports will be higher and there are chances for higher prices for low production, this can increase inflation
Low Tax Revenue - Considering income tax, the government receives less tax, including the taxes of firms as possibility of firms shutting down are high
Report -: In economies like Japan, more than 182 companies went down due to shortage of labor
Unemployment is a major problem as it should be addressed
What role does seasonal migration play in reducing or increasing unemployment in rural areas?
How does the brain drain phenomenon influence the unemployment rates in both source and destination countries?
Can migration be considered a solution to unemployment, or does it merely shift the problem to another region?
What are the socio-economic challenges faced by migrants in urban areas, and how do these affect their employability?
keywords
Labor mobility
Brain drain
Economic migration
Seasonal migration
Remittances
Urbanization
Forced migration
Refugee employment
Socio-economic challenges
Skilled labor
Unskilled labor
Host economy impact
Workforce diversity
Employability
Job market competition