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Paper 1 structured question: Migration

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Population Migration

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Effects of Migration

Migration can have various effects on both the origin and destination areas. It can lead to economic growth in cities but may also cause social tensions.

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    Explain Discuss the positive and negative effects of migration on destination areas.

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Migration Statistics

The table shows migration statistics for various countries, highlighting the number of migrants and their reasons for migration.

CountryNumber of MigrantsReason for Migration
Country A500,000Economic opportunities
Country B300,000Conflict
Country C200,000Education
Country D100,000Family reunification
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    Calculate Calculate the total number of migrants listed in the table.

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