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How do migrants contribute to their host country?

For example: What economic contributions do they make? How do they contribute to the cultural diversity of their host countries?

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Read the paragraph and summarize the main ideas.

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Because of constant migration in our globalization era, it's not easy to say where you are from.

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Go to this website and choose a section about immigrants who became succesful entrepreneurs.

Discuss the questions:

1. What advantages can immigrants bring to entrepreneurship, particularly in terms of innovation, creativity, and adaptability? Can you think of specific examples where immigrant entrepreneurs have introduced new ideas or business models to their adopted countries?

2. How do immigrant entrepreneurs contribute to the economic growth and diversity of their host countries? In what ways do their businesses create jobs, stimulate innovation, and enrich local communities?

3. What challenges do immigrant entrepreneurs face in accessing capital, resources, and market opportunities, particularly compared to native-born entrepreneurs? How can policymakers and stakeholders address these barriers to promote greater inclusion and diversity in the entrepreneurial ecosystem?

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10 Inspiring Stories of Immigrant Entrepreneurs Who Made It Big - FasterCapital

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1. The Power of Immigrant Entrepreneurs Immigrant entrepreneurs have always played a significant role in shaping the world of business and innovation. Their stories are nothing short of inspiring, as they showcase the incredible drive, determination, and resilience that often accompanies the…

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Explain the summary of your paragraph to your peers.

Be brief and concise.

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¹     We live in an era of globalization; about 250 million people worldwide now live in countries other than the one in which they were born. This constant movement of people complicates a question that used to be so much simpler: "Where are you from?"

²     People move countries for a diverse range of reasons. Economic migrants look overseas for better work opportunities and an improved standard of living. They often travel to one of the many developed countries. These countries often have low birthrates, and as a result, are in need of working-age adults. Globalization has led to the overseas expansion of many businesses, allowing skilled workers to take up jobs outside of their home countries.

³     Then there are retirees — people who want to spend their later years in a country with a lower cost of living. This group of migrants usually comes from countries where the cost of retirement is expensive.

⁴     These first two groups of people move to countries of their own choice, but a third group is not so lucky. Refugees are migrants who are forced to leave their homes for reasons such as conflict in their countries. These migrants often have to undertake dangerous journeys in order to escape.

⁵     The distribution of migrants around the world is not even. Today, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) is one of the top destinations for economic migrants: they make up over 80 percent of the population. In Asia, the distribution varies greatly: About four in ten people living in Hong Kong are foreign-born, but Japan's migrant population is just one in fifty. Where migrants go depends on many factors, such as job opportunities or cultural and language differences.

⁶     A large-scale influx of migrants can create tensions within the host country, and it is sometimes perceived that migrants create a drain on that country's resources. This is a controversial point, however, and many people disagree. A study by researchers Christian Dustmann and Tommaso Frattini showed that on the whole, migrants from Europe contributed more to Britain's economy than they benefited from the value of public services.

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Migrants also help support the economy of 45 their home countries. Most send money home to their families; the World Bank estimates that international migrants sent home about $600 billion in 2015, an amount comparable to the national wealth of the twentieth richest country in the world.

⁸     In addition to the economic benefits, migrants may contribute to the cultural diversity of their host countries. The International Organization for Migration (IOM), for example, believes the 55 movement of people around the world to be a positive force. It works with governments to protect migrants' rights. Through a global campaign called "Migrants Contribute," it also raises awareness of the value of migrants' contributions.

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As we move toward an increasingly multicultural world, we can observe how a blend of cultures creates vibrancy in different countries. Being able to experience multiple cultures just by walking down the street is something that our grandparents might never have imagined. In many global cities today, it's already a reality.

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What are some misconceptions, biases, or stereotypes that citizens of a country may have about immigrants?

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There are two types of migrants, the ones that go for economic incentives and others to live their later years in a lower cost of living country. In other words people look for better opportunities to live economic freedom. 

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There are two types of migrants, the ones that go for economic incentives and others to live their later years in a lower cost of living country. In other words people look for better opportunities to live economic freedom. 

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The distribution of migrants is not even among the world. There are some countries with more amount of migrants such as the United Arab Emirates, Hong Kong. The distribution depends on factors such as economical or political.

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Many local people think that migrants take the public resources of their countries. But actualy there was a study in Britain that they contribute more to the economy than what they benefit from it. From the benefits that they collected working they send most of the money back home. And to do this they have to pay taxes to the currenty country and benefit the economy. 

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Many local people think that migrants take the public resources of their countries. But actualy there was a study in Britain that they contribute more to the economy than what they benefit from it. From the benefits that they collected working they send most of the money back home. And to do this they have to pay taxes to the currenty country and benefit the economy. 

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MIGRANTS CONTRIBUTE TO THEIR HOST COUNTRIES AND THE GOVERNMENT HAS PROTECTED THEIR RIGHTS. A BLEND OF CULTURES CREATES VIBRANCY IN DIFFERENTE COUNTRIES. NOW WE CAN EXPERIENCE MULTIPLE CULTURES BY WALKING DOWN THE STREETS, SOMETHING THAT WAS NOT POSIBLE FEW YEARS AGO.

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"Refugees" looking for better lifestyle

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Migrants contribute in a good way and are a really good force of work, also it says that the IOM is promoting the protecting the migrant's rigths and raise awarnes of the value of migrants around the world