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If people leave an area due to lack of jobs this is an example of what?

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Correct answer: Out-migration

The direct answer is B: out-migration. Out-migration means people leave a particular area and move to another place. Lack of jobs is a possible push factor because it can encourage residents to search for work elsewhere. Option B is correct because the key action is leaving the area. Option A is wrong because in-migration means people enter or move into the area, usually from somewhere else. Option C is wrong because natural increase is the difference between births and deaths, not movement between places. Option D is wrong because birth rate measures births in relation to population during a specified period. Out-migration can reduce the population of the area people leave, while the destination may gain population through in-migration. The same movement can therefore be described from two viewpoints: out-migration from the origin and in-migration into the destination. Memory cue: leaving = out-migration; entering = in-migration.

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Out-MigrationIn-MigrationMigrationPush FactorsEmploymentProcesses Of Population ChangePopulationGeography

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