Most important consequence: One of the effect of this issue is a decrease in wages

1. Reason 1:

1.1. IMPACT: Long-term impact

1.2. EVIDENCE It is presented that the loss of homes, controls, community and possessions are obvious and seen as an unfortunate outcome of displacement, the issue might have the long lasting consequences which are responsible for the likes of biographical dislocation, uprootedness,..

1.3. IN-TEXT: (Giddens, 1991)

1.4. EXPLANATION: Comparison to another cause or consequence. Displacement can result in a more intense effect compared to decrease in wages. A loss of possessions, habitats can be more detrimental for a long period of time to communities’s basis and accomodations than the loss of wages

1.5. COMPARATIVE PHRASE: Displacement can result in a more intense effect compared to decrease on wages

2. Reason 2:

2.1. IMPACT: Human rights

2.2. EVIDENCE: “As civilization began to progress, the struggle for existence was so bitter that people began to take possession of certain objects and considered them as their own.”

2.3. IN-TEXT: (Shivangisaxena, n.d.)

2.4. EXPLANATION: The impact of loss of possession can affected on people on a larger scale in comparison with the loss of wage. This loss can be more challenging and merciless to every people’s rights rather than just a loss of wages

2.5. COMPARATIVE PHRASE: The impact of loss of possession can affect on people on a larger scale in comparison with the loss of wage

3. SUPERLATIVE PHRASE: The most dire consequence of displacement is the long-term damage it causes to communities basis and accomodations.