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    The document discusses reasons for migration from developing to developed countries. [1] Lack of employment, unattractive agriculture, natural disasters, and lack of infrastructure like roads, water, and healthcare drive people from their home countries. [2] Migrants benefit from higher pay, greater job prospects, higher living standards, and education opportunities in countries like those listed. [3] If able to migrate, the author would choose Spain to experience Gaudi's architecture works in Barcelona and for better pay as an architect.

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    Module 5 Lesson3 - Act 10

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    The document discusses reasons for migration from developing to developed countries. [1] Lack of employment, unattractive agriculture, natural disasters, and lack of infrastructure like roads, water, and healthcare drive people from their home countries. [2] Migrants benefit from higher pay, greater job prospects, higher living standards, and education opportunities in countries like those listed. [3] If able to migrate, the author would choose Spain to experience Gaudi's architecture works in Barcelona and for better pay as an architect.

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    JULIAN MARIE V.

    MARQUEZ
    ARCH3B-TCW

    1. What are the reasons why most of the people migrates in the countries listed above?

    The majority of people migrate to first-world nations for the following reasons: a
    lack of employment opportunities, the unattractiveness of agricultural pursuits, natural
    disasters and other conditions, such as frequent flooding and typhoons, a lack of basic
    amenities, including roads, electricity, drinking and clean water, and inadequate health
    care facilities; industrial ventures in some countries have also encouraged international
    migration; the prospect of a good life.

    2. What are the benefits they get when they live here?

    Most migrants make the decision to leave their home country in order to raise their
    standard of living. Higher pay, greater job prospects, a higher standard of living, and
    educational opportunities are some economic factors driving migration.

    C. CONCLUSION: If you were given a chance to migrate in which country you would
    like to go? Why? Defend your answer.

    If I were given the chance to migrate, the country I would like to go to is in Spain.
    Why? Because of Gaudi's architecture, I want to visit his famous works, such as the La
    Sagrada Familia and Barcelona, Spain. It is one of the countries with the best -paying
    cities for architects.

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