What is migration? What are its costs and benefits?
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Migration is shifting of a person from one place to another. It may be internal (when people shift from one state to another state) or external (when people migrate from one country to another) Costs of Migration:
  1. It involves higher cost of living in migrated area.
  2. It involves cost of transportation.
  3. It involves psychological cost of living in a foreign culture. Benefits of Migration:
  • Higher earnings.
  • Better social status.
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