An immigrant is distinct from an emigrant. Immigrants can best be described as people who are __________.
A.
temporarily leaving a country
B.
permanently leaving an old home country
C.
arriving to a new home country
D.
departing a country for economic reasons

Question

An immigrant is distinct from an emigrant. Immigrants can best be described as people who are __________.
A.
temporarily leaving a country
B.
permanently leaving an old home country
C.
arriving to a new home country
D.
departing a country for economic reasons

anonymous · Answer

@ichigo12 @Tigergirl101  @thatfr-sguy

anonymous · Answer

A

anonymous · Answer

What about Which of the following best defines the term migrant worker?
A.
a person who migrates among different jobs throughout the year
B.
a person who sends earnings from a job back to another country
C.
a person who works in a country in which he or she does not hold citizenship
D.
a person who works on a temporary basis during harvest season

anonymous · Answer

i would say c because they are leaving their home country to come to a new one

anonymous · Answer

what mixed answeres for the fist whats the first question and this second one

anonymous · Answer

answer not question a for the first right and what the second answer?

anonymous · Answer

for the first one An immigrant is distinct from an emigrant. Immigrants can BEST be described as people who are (b) permanently leaving an old home country.

anonymous · Answer

ok then whats the second qa answer

anonymous · Answer

second one The term Migrant Worker is best defined as (c) a person who works in a country in which he or she does not hold citizenship.

anonymous · Answer

Which of the following statements about migrant workers in the United Kingdom is false?
A.
There are over two million foreign-born workers in the United Kingdom.
B.
Migrant workers are a strain on the UK's economy and support few other jobs or industries.
C.
Migrant workers contribute taxes and pay into the national insurance.
D.
Migrant workers contribute $87 billion to the UK's economy and over $195 million to the UK's GDP.

anonymous · Answer

A. There are over two million foreign-born workers in the United Kingdom.

anonymous · Answer

@Tigergirl101 Larger countries receive more money in remittances than smaller countries.
 
true or false

anonymous · Answer

or @ichigo12

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

false

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

i can try but i will also be working on my school work