Abstract
Migration started in the world, right from the origin of life on the earth. The great civilizations of the world were developed as a result of the migration of people from forest to the river valleys. From that time onwards human
beings were wandering from place to place in search of better food, better living standard and better surroundings. This journey of human civilizations points to the importance of labour as a human factor of production. It is his labour which brought him out of the barbarian age to the most modern computer age. This transition tells us the story of the success of labour.
Keywords: Internal Migration, Labour Force Participation, Human Capital Formation.
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