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A map of undernourishment rates world wide

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Extra-regional countries have significantly shaped Caribbean consumption patterns through globalization, leading to increased reliance on imported goods and foreign brands, as well as influenced by migratory labor programs and remittances.

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The Impact of COVID-19 on the Migrant Workers and Remittances Flow to Bangladesh

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Influence of Migratory Labor and Remittances

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Influence of Migratory Labor and Remittances

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Influence of Migratory Labor and Remittances:

Many Caribbean citizens migrate to extra-regional countries for work, and remittances from these migrants play a crucial role in supporting families back home, influencing consumption patterns and potentially leading to increased spending on imported goods.

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Cultural Influences and Consumerism: Exposure to foreign cultures and media, particularly through tourism and migration, has also contributed to the spread of consumerist values and trends in the Caribbean, further impacting consumption patterns.

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Impact on Local Industries: The influx of imported goods can negatively affect local industries, particularly those producing similar products, leading to job losses and economic challenges.

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Examples of Specific Influences: North American and European Influences: North American and European countries have historically had a significant cultural and economic influence on the Caribbean, impacting everything from food preferences to clothing styles.

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Technology and Media: The spread of technology and media from extra-regional countries has also impacted consumption patterns, with increased access to foreign entertainment and products.

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Tourism: Tourism, a major economic driver in many Caribbean countries, also influences consumption patterns, as tourists often bring in their own consumer goods and preferences. 

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Detailed breakdown of the impact:

Increased Consumption of Imported Goods: Globalization and trade liberalization agreements have made imported goods more accessible and affordable in the Caribbean, leading to a shift in consumer preferences towards foreign brands and products.