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Global Migration: ETE, Jesilyn

This document discusses global migration and its political, economic, social, and cultural factors. It defines international migration as people crossing borders between countries. While migrants send billions in remittances back to their home countries, these funds do not significantly influence key areas like education and healthcare. Additionally, global migration results in "brain drain" as it removes qualified young workers from sending countries, with some regions in Africa and Asia losing a third of college graduates. The loss of professionals like doctors has also been detrimental. Finally, the document notes that human trafficking from global migration is a huge profitable industry, earning syndicates and corrupt officials billions each year.

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Global Migration: ETE, Jesilyn

This document discusses global migration and its political, economic, social, and cultural factors. It defines international migration as people crossing borders between countries. While migrants send billions in remittances back to their home countries, these funds do not significantly influence key areas like education and healthcare. Additionally, global migration results in "brain drain" as it removes qualified young workers from sending countries, with some regions in Africa and Asia losing a third of college graduates. The loss of professionals like doctors has also been detrimental. Finally, the document notes that human trafficking from global migration is a huge profitable industry, earning syndicates and corrupt officials billions each year.

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ETE, Jesilyn

GLOBAL
MIGRATION
JESILYN G. ETE
• Analyze the
political, economic,
cultural and social
factors underlying
the global
movements of
people.
■International Migration
- refers to people crossing
borders of one country to
another
Benefits and
Detriments
for the
Sending Countries
 Migrants, have sent
billions back to their
home countries.
1. The Asian Development Bank observes that
in countries like the Philippines,
“remittances do not have significant
influence on other key items of
consumption or investment such as
spending on education and health care.”
2. Globalmigration is
siphoning… qualified
personnel and removing
dynamic young workers which
has often referred to as “Brain
Drain”.
3. According to McKinsey
Global Institute, countries in
sub-Saharan Africa and Asia
have lost one-third of their
college graduates.
4.Loss of professionals in
certain key roles such as
doctors, has been
detrimental to the migrants’
home countries.
Issues of
Global
Migration
1. THE
PROBLEM OF
HUMAN
TRAFFICKING
Human trafficking has been
very profitable, earning
syndicates, smugglers, and
corrupt state officials profit as
high as a year in
2014.
Sources:
Claudio, L. and Abinals, P. (2018).Global Migration.The Contemporary
World.Quezon City.C&E Publishing, Inc.

Piesse, M. (2014). Factors Influencing Migration and Population


Movements. Retrieved from http://futuredirections.org.au/wp-
content/
THANK
YOU!

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