Under Headlines: Brussels Resumes Policy Push to Share Out Refugees Across EU, the article discusses the influx of refugees into Europe and the attempts to make a policy on the distribution of refugees within the EU. In this question, you will be asked to look at migration numbers.
The source of the data is Eurostat, and it is available Eurostat. To access the data:
1. Select “Data” at the top of the Eurostat page.
2. Select “Browse statistics by theme” from the data menu.
3. Under the heading “Population and social conditions,” select “Asylum and managed migration.”
4. You will see a map of Europe color-coded to reflect the number of asylum seekers in each country. To view the data for any given country, hover the cursor over that country.
5. Within the map, you will also find a drop-down menu that allows you to select the year for which you require data.
Now you will utilize from the OECD on wages of certain sectors within different European countries. The data are available OECD Data. To access the data:
1. On the left side of the page, select “Employee compensation by activity.”
2. A table will open. Below the table, find “Perspectives,” select the drop-down menu, and choose “Agriculture.”
3. Now find “Highlighted countries” located to the right of “Perspectives.” Select the drop-down menu and choose “Germany” and “Italy.”
4. Now choose “Table” from the “Show” menu on top of the chart. A data table will appear.
5. To find the data on industry wages, choose “Industry” under the “Perspectives” menu.
Comparing the data from the first question and the second question, choose whether the following statements are correct or incorrect.