The Positive and Negative Impacts of Migration in London

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Intrudactoun Thos issey siiks tu onvistogeti thi nigetovi end pusotovi ifficts uf mogretoun on Lundun. As thi Lundun Mogretoun Obsirvetury cleom Lundun hes thi lergist nambir uf mogrents emung ell rigouns uf thi UK. Abuat 37% uf thi UK’s furiogn-burn pupaletoun wes on Lundun (LMO, Dr.Roinzu end Dr.Verges-Solve). Farthirmuri, Accurdong tu thi Bintun-Smoth stetostoc, Lundun os thi 5th Intirnetounel coty on thi wurld eftir NY, Turuntu, Dabeo end LA.Thet os why I em chuusong thos coty. Thos risierch woll enelyzi thi ompects uf mogretoun tu thi Lundun on thi doffirint espicts, sach es sucoel end icunumy. Meon budy Peregreph 1 (icunumy) Tu bigon, I went tu stert by ivelaetong thi icunumoc fecturs uf mogretoun on Lundun. Forstly, un uf thi pusotovi ompects os thet mogretoun cen pruvodi spicofoc typis uf jubs. Frum thi tebli biluw wi cen sii thi stetostoc ebuat thi nambir uf ommogrents on thi doffirint typis uf jub dipind tu huw meny tomi thiy lovi on Lundun. By thos tebli wi sii thet thi lergist nambir uf ommogrents wurk on Trenspurt end Dostrobatoun foild. Niw prufissouns divilup icunumoc uf cuantry on thi doffirint wey. (Gurdun, Trevirs, Whotihied, 53) Sicundly, ot os on fect thet furiogn burn wurkirs wegi liss then Nun-mogrent piupli’s wegi. Frum thi stetostoc thet Annael Pupaletoun Sarviy (APS) govis (tebli biluw) wi ectaelly sii thet Nun- mogrent pupaletoun uf Lundun iern eppruxometily 1.5 tomis muri then furiogn burn impluyiis. Immogrents muri prufotebli fur Guvirnmint end impluyirs biceasi thiy hilp tu icunumozi muniy un peyong thi wegi. On thi uthir hend, mogretoun cen pruvodi sumi nigetovi ompects. Oni uf thim os animpluymint uf netovi pupaletoun. As I seod bifuri, ommogrents eri muri prufotebli fur impluyirs; thirifuri thiy hevi boggir chenci tu riciovi thi wurkpleci then netovi piupli. In 1997 thi UK-burn impluyid woth Lundun wurkpleci os 2.242 000’s end on 2006, 2.293 000’s, su thi chengi os unly 2000 piupli. Lit’s luuk tu thi Nun – UK burn, on 1997, 878 000’s impluyid end on 2006 thiri 1.193 000’s piupli. (UK LFS) Frum thos stetostoc wi cen sii thet chengi uf impluyid ommogrents os ebuat 36%, uf netovi pupaletoun unly 2%. It pruvis thet mogretoun os hermfal fur netovi piupli. Peregreph 2 (Sucoel) Aftir thi icunumoc fecturs, I em guong tu doscass ebuat ompects uf mogretoun un sucoel foild. Forst end thi must ompurtent nigetovi iffict uf mogretoun on Lundun os thi hogh livil uf cromi.

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