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Quiz: Flows of Labour in Globalisation

AQA 7037 A-Level Geography

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Welcome to this quiz on Flows of Labour in Globalisation! Test your understanding of this important aspect of globalisation and its impacts on economies and societies.

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What is meant by 'flows of labour' in the context of globalisation?

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Which of the following are examples of factors driving labour flows in globalisation? (Select all that apply)

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Labour flows often occur due to economic {{blank0}} and differences in {{blank1}} between countries.

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Match the items on the left with their correct pairs on the right

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Which region is most likely to experience 'brain drain' due to flows of labour?

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What are some consequences of unequal flows of labour in globalisation? (Select all that apply)

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The movement of workers from one country to another is often influenced by {{blank0}} agreements and {{blank1}} policies.

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What is one major impact of remittances on the sending country?

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