The supply-side model of international migration does not give an accurate picture of the economic effects of immigration because:
A) international migration affects the demand for labor in the destination country.
B) international migration does not affect the demand for labor in the source country.
C) there may be positive and negative externalities connected with international migration.
D) immigrants often send remittances back to the source country.
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