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If out-migration exceeds in-migration, what will net migration be?

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Correct answer: Negative

Answer: D, negative. Net migration is calculated as in-migration minus out-migration. In-migration means people entering a region, while out-migration means people leaving it. If more people leave than enter, the subtraction gives a negative result. For example, if 400 people enter and 650 leave, net migration is 400 - 650 = -250, meaning a net loss of 250 people. A is wrong because positive net migration requires more arrivals than departures. B would occur only when arrivals and departures are equal. C is unnecessary because the relationship is clearly given. Memory cue: more people leaving than arriving means a negative migration balance.

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Net MigrationOut-MigrationIn-MigrationPopulation GrowthThe World Population – DistributionDensity And GrowthThe World Population Distribution Density And GrowthGeographyClass 12 Mcq

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