Because of the increasing emigration,emigration, The remittances of the migrants were an important source of foreign exchange. CUBA BRITAIN JAMAICA S.

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Because of the increasing emigration,emigration, The remittances of the migrants were an important source of foreign exchange. CUBA BRITAIN JAMAICA S

Immigration from rural areas to towns increases due to rises in urban wages despate static job opportunities. S S

Unemployment in the cities is high due to increased rural population which also led to a decline in standard of living.Unemployment

It was not able to cope with changes due to new social class emerged with new interest.

Although a disproportionate number of skilled workers emigrated, depressing total production From 1

Besides it might depress the number of new jobs,since the employed would have less money to spend on goods and services. from 2 S S S S S S S S

Also migration to the cities has not relieved the destitution and social problems of the rural areas. destitution From 3

Although the political organization of the obstructive society proved able to cope with their demands.obstructive From 4 S S S

Number or percentage of people who are out of work. UNEMPLOYMENT

EMIGRATION Leaving your own country to go and live in another for better life conditions.

Not having the things that are necessary that are necessary in life, such as money,home..... DESTITUTION

Trying to stop something from happening. OBSTRUCTIVE s s

CONSEQUENCES OF CHANGES IN THE POPULATION OF JAMAICA GÖKÇE KARANFİL FİZİK ÖĞRETMENLİĞİ Jamaıca

INTRODUCTION Aim To sketch a total analysis of the consequences of changes in the population of Jamaıca Jamaica s s

INTRODUCTION OUTLINE Includes emigration, immigration,social change, economic change and development,unemployment excluding the two party system Jamaica