Migrant-Sending Regions

Definition

Migrant-sending regions are areas or countries from which individuals migrate to other places in search of better opportunities. These regions often experience significant out-migration due to factors like unemployment, lack of economic prospects, or political instability.

Related terms

Brain Drain: Brain drain refers to the emigration of highly skilled or educated individuals from their home country, leading to a loss of intellectual capital and potential economic growth.

Push Factors: Push factors are circumstances or conditions that drive people to leave their homes and migrate elsewhere. These can include poverty, political instability, natural disasters, or conflict.

Labor Market: The labor market refers to the demand for and supply of workers within an economy. It encompasses job opportunities, wages, and conditions for employment.