Sentence examples for production migrants from inspiring English sources

Since the launch of oil production migrants have settled in the historic city cores of Gulf cities due to the move of local populations to new suburban neighbourhoods (Nagy 1997).

But Brazilians rely on a much different and more dubious source of production: migrant workers who are bused in from surrounding villages and paid around $1.60 an hour to cut and harvest sugarcane in 90-degree heat.

Migration also has other positive impacts on education, health, and production of migrants as well as their families in home areas (Mountford 1997; Stark et al. 1997; Beine et al. 2001; Kochar 2004; McKenzie 2006).

This finding is consistent with the view that remittances loosen constraints on local production, once migrants become established abroad.

Such space production enables migrant workers to perform agency and employ tactics of resistance in order to create spaces of possibility.

Another friend who volunteers occasionally at a food pantry with her teenaged niece tells me that the experience has sparked their desire to learn more about food production and migrant labor.

In the imperfect market environments characterizing LDC rural economies, they may loosen liquidity and risk constraints on production in migrant-source households (see the new economics of labour migration, below).

In other regions, earnings from migrant labour were often used, at least initially, to increase agricultural production, and many migrants maintained their links with the rural areas and retired there in old age.

In agricultural economies, negative lost-labour effects of migration are likely to be concentrated in farm production, where most migrants are employed prior to migration.

Methodologically, we also present a new efficiency-improving projection model for a decision-making unit (DMU), so as to obtain a more appropriate movement towards the efficiency frontier of the production system of migrant entrepreneurs (see Section 4).

Yet most economic models of agricultural households implicitly rule out impacts of migration and remittances on production activities in migrant-source areas.