20. in the future, rapid population growth is a. inevitable b. possible only with advanced technologies not yet developed c. unlikely d. impossible given how many people already populate the globe 22. the emphasizes the part the entire family plays in the migration process. by having family income originating from more than one source, the family is cushioned from the economic woes of the nation that most of the family members think of as “home.” a. split-labor-market theory b. family transition perspective c. new households economics of migration approach d. demographic transition perspective

The correct answers are the following.

Question 1.- The correct answer is A) inevitable.

In the future, rapid population growth is inevitable.

Question 2.- The correct answer is C) new households economics of migration approach.

The new household economics of the migration approach emphasizes the part the entire family plays in the migration process. By having family income originating from more than one source, the family is cushioned from the economic woes of the nation that most of the family members think of as “home.”

Migration is one of the most important issues that governments face worldwide. The situation with the Syrian and Middle East immigrants in Europe is critical. The situation of immigrants from Central America in the Mexican-US border has been controlled by the great work of the Mexican government but is still an issue that concerns both countries. There is no doubt that rapid population growth is inevitable in developing countries, so the issue would become more complex.

Immigrant families know that all the members of the family should work to help increase the family income. Life is very expensive in developed countries where they usually migrate and they have to work extra turns to make a decent living.

i'd have to with d.

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