Epilogue: The Great Migration
Epilogue: The Great Migration
Rural–urban migration is a universal indicator of economic growth and development. Within developing countries, farmers are generally poorer than urban workers. This encourages rural–urban migration and has several implications for international migration. This epilogue discusses the role that agriculture plays in the economic differences that promote international migration.
Keywords: rural–urban migration, economic growth, economic development, farmers, urban workers, international migration, migration, agriculture
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