Sydney is one of the largest Australian cities. The majority of people move there for a good salary and a better quality of life. The big economy and high salaries involve people from all over the world, especially New Zealand, where citizens do not enjoy such conditions. The major theme of this essay concerns the positive and negative impacts of migration in Sydney. This research will begin by assessing the economic factors of migration and then examine the educational factors. During the process it will be emphasized that the impacts of migration are balancedParagraph 1: The Sydney Economy: Positive FactorsFirst of all, Sydney is a great place to start a business because the economy is dynamic and due to the high quality of life of the population. In fact, Sydney is ranked 7th out of 140 cities in the 2013 Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) Global Quality of Living Survey and 10th out of 221 cities in the Mercer Worldwide Quality of Living Survey (migration business) of 2012. The increase in the number of new businesses has an influence on the city's economy, workplaces will expand and unemployment will decrease.Paragraph 2: Sydney's economy: negative factorsSecondly, a Another group of people says that the number of newly opened businesses is very high. , so the competition between them prevents the growth of the company. If there are a large number of active businesses, they will fight for control of the city's businesses, driving down prices for consumers.Paragraph 3: Education: The Big OpportunitiesThird, Lobbying Groups for of migration to Sydney agree. that high-level schools and universities attract them. There are a variety of schools such as religious, private, public and co-ed, which thousands...... middle of paper ...... engineers receive $100,000, while medical assistant salary can be only $30,000 per year. If you lose your job and are unable to afford the cost of living, you will become poor in a short time. Competition between employees is therefore very strong. In conclusion, migration to Sydney has equal positive and negative sides. People move to Sydney for a good job, a profitable business or quality education, and this also has an influence on the city and the country. It is a fact that more than 40% of the city's workforce are non-native citizens, while 40% of them are from Asia. (“Sydney Facts and Figures”) For this reason, foreign employees contribute to the growth of the economy and the improvement of different areas. Additionally, negative factors such as high cost of living or high number of active businesses can be bad for one part of the city, but also very helpful for another...