How much does global inequality drive migration?

By Nansy Edwadrs in Development Related Issues 1389 views 14th January 2018 Video Duration: 00:02:29
We often think that poverty is the main driver of migration, that most of the world poor would leave their homes for a life elsewhere. But it’s not that simp...

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