Labour

____________ includes all human resources which are needed to combine other factors of production to produce goods and services.

• Labour

• Human

• Production

• Liability

Labour is very important since people are needed to operate equipment, program machinery, make decisions, interact with clients.

• True

• False

Migration is the permanent movement of workers from one location to the next in search of better opportunities.

• True

• False

The movement from England to Canada is an example of ___________ migration.

• Internal

• External

• Domestic

• Final

The movement from Trinidad to Tobago is an example of ________ migration.

• Internal

• External

• Final

• Real

Teachers, doctors, lawyers, accountants are classified as which type of labour?

• Professional

• Skilled

• Semi-skilled

• Unskilled

Watchman, vendor, labourer are examples of Semi-skilled labour.

• True

• False

All of the following are positive effects of migration EXCEPT:

• Workers send remittances back home

• It can ease the population pressure

• It can increase the pool of labour

• Causes brain drain

Which of the following is NOT a reason why persons migrate?

• For leisure

• Educational opportunities

• Better standard of living

• Lack of social services

All of the following are negative effects of migration EXCEPT:

• Brain Drain

• Increase in the number of persons leaving rural areas

• Increases competition for jobs & houses

• Increases level of commodities available for export from these regions