Population migration, economic factors

1. economic factors: the main and often effective factors of population migration. The more the economy develops, the more the migration between regions is restricted by economic conditions.

In most cases, population migration is to pursue better economic income and thus have a better living standard.

(2) Macroscopically, the change of economic layout will also cause the migration of a large number of people. For example, the establishment of special economic zones in China attracted a large number of people to move in.

Step 2 move out:

Positive: strengthening exchanges with external economy, science and technology, ideas and culture is conducive to social and economic development, increasing economic income and alleviating labor pressure.

Negative: the young and middle-aged labor force decreases and brain drain.

Immigration location:

Positive: alleviating the shortage of labor force, promoting cultural exchanges, which is conducive to the development and utilization of resources.

Negative: It brings some social problems, such as traffic and housing pressure, which may aggravate environmental problems.