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Seshagirirao Lekkala,Priyanka Gurijalainitions and mathematical formulae are accompanied by worked examples. These measures have the advantage of being conceptually transparent, intuitively meaningful and easy to compute. Of particular interest are order-specific measures, such as migration progression ratios, which permit analysis of m

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Seshagirirao Lekkala,Priyanka Gurijalay the knowledge (or belief) that better economic opportunities exist in some other place. It follows that where regional and local economic inequality is considerable, people are likely to migrate if it is possible for them to do so. Factors such as poverty, lack of economic opportunity, land shorta

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Seshagirirao Lekkala,Priyanka Gurijala on internal migration have been collected since 1954 through resident registers and by means of censuses since 1960, with questions on both lifetime and recent (five-year) migration and mover characteristics. 2015 Census data show that the Japanese are highly mobile with an . approaching 20 per cen

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Seshagirirao Lekkala,Priyanka Gurijala well served with data on internal migration, with data collected at the decennial Census of Population and Housing and the annual National Migration Survey. Data from the 1990, 2000, 2010 Censuses are used in this chapter and include information on lifetime and last move. Census data show that Thai

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Seshagirirao Lekkala,Priyanka Gurijalaut and employment. The share of GDP in agriculture, industry, and service sectors has changed from 24% to 14%, 27% to 28%, and 49% to 58%, respectively, over 2000–2001 to 2011–2012. The share of employment in agriculture decreased from 61% to 49%; in industry, it increased from 15.5% to 24.3%; and i

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Seshagirirao Lekkala,Priyanka Gurijalamigration in this country is scarce and often not comprehensive. A study by Afsar (2003) on internal migration in Bangladesh analyzed datasets generated by the United Nations, the International Labour Organization (ILO), and the Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics and observed that rural–urban and urban