Inequality and migration
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I can explain the link between migration and inequality.
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Inequality in wealth between countries can lead to migration.
On average, people are more likely to move from lower-income countries to higher-income countries.
Inequality in safety between countries can lead to migration.
Refugees often have to flee quickly and they are likely to go to a bordering country.
Listening to people's experiences of migration helps us understand the variety of reasons people move.
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