1. In principle, it is logical to think thatwhen people migrate, they seek to better their prospects.How well does migration accomplish that purpose, and how does it affect people other than those who migrate?
2. What are the economic costs of interprovincial trade barriers?
3. What are the sources of inter-provinciallabour cost differentials?
4. Compared to other provinces, all Atlantic provinces have more significant discrepancies between their job vacancy and unemployment rates. What explains the discrepancy?
5. Some have argued that three conditions influence migration. What are these conditions? Explain.
6. According to recent media reports, the Premiers across the country are demanding that the federal government increase funding for the Canada Health Transfer (CHT) to cover 35% of all health care costs, which is above the current funding provided by the CHT, equal to approximately 22% of all health costs incurred by the provinces. According to some estimates, the increase to35% amounts to an approximately $28 billion increase in the federal government's new annual spending. Based on the materials covered in the course so far, in particular, on federal transfers and demography and labour market analysis, do the premiers have a point or not? Be thorough.

Don't feel the need to answer all of these! Any help will be greatly appreciated.