Wage differentials and better job opportunities are indeed the primary cause of emigration among Latin Americans (Clark, Hatton, & Williamson, 2003; Takenaka & Pren, 2010; Durand & Massey, 2010).
One dean said, 'You cannot stop people from doing what they want to do; especially in Lebanon; that's why you have 20 newspapers, 14 TV stations and everything that we don't need; we have them in excess.' Finally, participants cited the limited job opportunities in the region as a cause of emigration.
One of the main causes of Italian emigration was the abject poverty of the 19th and early 20th century.
· What are the causes of this emigration?
Follow-up time was defined as the interval between the date of completion of the first follow-up questionnaire after breast cancer diagnosis and date of death from breast cancer, date of death from any other cause, date of emigration, or 31 December 2012 (last complete follow-up date), whichever came first.
Linkage to the Registers of Causes of Death and Emigration identified deaths and emigrations among the cohort members during the study period.
Nazi persecution of the Jews in the immediate prewar years and the impact of the war itself caused a wave of emigration, from Germany and Austria in particular, which brought fresh publishing talent to both Britain and the United States as well as to other countries, including Australia.
Economic growth, although considerable during the century, could not keep pace with the burgeoning population, and this was one of the principal causes of a massive emigration of Norwegians.
The act of emigration causes radical disturbance, and nowhere does Donoghue get this fact across better than in "Counting the Days," a tale inspired by 13 letters between one Henry Johnson, who left Belfast for Quebec in 1848, and his wife, Jane, who sailed with their children to join him a year later.
Data from Statistics Norway included information on death date, causes of death, and date of emigration.
