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In which situation can an imbalance between population growth and job opportunities increase migration?

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Correct answer: When the number of job seekers rises but local employment does not increase

Direct answer: A is correct. When the number of people seeking work grows faster than the supply of suitable local jobs, some people may leave their area to search for employment, education, or better opportunities elsewhere. This movement is migration; when people move out of their place of origin, it may be described as out-migration. A correctly identifies the imbalance that can create pressure to move. B is generally a situation with better local opportunity, so it does not give the stated reason for increased migration caused by lack of jobs. C is wrong because suitable local work reduces the need to move for employment. D is wrong because without job seekers there is no employment-driven migration pressure. Migration has many causes, so the word “can” is important. Memory cue: too many job seekers and too few local jobs may encourage movement.

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Employment ImbalanceMigrationOut-MigrationPopulation GrowthPopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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