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    Global migration can have both benefits and drawbacks for countries of origin and host countries. While migration allows young workers like nurses to fill labor shortages in host countries through tax contributions, their home countries can benefit economically from remittances sent home. However, developing countries of origin may lose skilled professionals like health workers through migration. Overall, while some benefits exist, the current economic structures mean that wealthy host countries tend to gain most from global migration.

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    Global migration can have both benefits and drawbacks for countries of origin and host countries. While migration allows young workers like nurses to fill labor shortages in host countries through tax contributions, their home countries can benefit economically from remittances sent home. However, developing countries of origin may lose skilled professionals like health workers through migration. Overall, while some benefits exist, the current economic structures mean that wealthy host countries tend to gain most from global migration.

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    Global migration can have both benefits and drawbacks for countries of origin and host countries. While migration allows young workers like nurses to fill labor shortages in host countries through tax contributions, their home countries can benefit economically from remittances sent home. However, developing countries of origin may lose skilled professionals like health workers through migration. Overall, while some benefits exist, the current economic structures mean that wealthy host countries tend to gain most from global migration.

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    CONTEMPORARY WORLD

    Rudelyn A. Barcelona BSN3-B

    Is Global migration beneficial? Yes or No, and why?

    For me, yes but somehow it is not beneficial because it has both positive and negative
    effects, especially in the country of origin. For example, as a future nurse, I have plans to work
    abroad. In the country I'm planning to work in, their pension gap can be filled by us (new young
    workers) through contributions and taxes. Philippines, which is my country of origin and a
    developing country, can benefit from us through remittances (payments sent home by
    migrants). These now often outstrip foreign aid. The disadvantage is the loss of highly trained
    people, especially health workers. So in summary, if global migration is beneficial, it can also be
    economically beneficial for both countries of origin and host countries; however, with present
    economic and trading structures, it is the rich and powerful countries that benefit most.

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