The Influence of Population Migration on Social Economy

For immigrants, it provides a large number of cheap labor, promotes commodity circulation and economic development, and promotes the development of the tertiary industry. For the emigration place, strengthening the social, economic, scientific and cultural ties with the outside world is conducive to social and economic development, alleviating the contradiction between people and land, protecting the environment and better developing and utilizing land resources. The impact of expanding data population migration

For the place of emigration:

Beneficial: It strengthens the economic, scientific, technological, ideological and cultural ties with the outside world, relieves the population pressure, alleviates the contradictions among local people, and is conducive to promoting economic development, increasing economic income and protecting the ecological environment.

Disadvantages: resulting in brain drain.

For immigration location:

Advantages: It makes up for the shortage of labor force, provides cheap labor force, saves education and training expenses, is beneficial to the development of natural resources and promotes economic development.

Disadvantages: it will lead to ethnic conflicts, affect social order, and bring great pressure to the natural ecological environment, population and cities (such as the impact of the development of the western region on the economy, ecology and environment of the western region).

Population migration and its influence on social and economic development

Usually, people move to a certain distance for a certain purpose, and the act of changing their residence is called population migration, which can be divided into international population migration and domestic population migration according to whether the scope involved crosses national boundaries; According to the migration time, it can be divided into permanent migration and seasonal migration. According to the social organization forms of population migration, it can be divided into individual migration, collective migration, voluntary migration, forced migration, spontaneous migration and organized migration. Impact on social and economic development: Generally speaking, it has a positive impact.