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In which situation will net migration be positive?

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Correct answer: Entrants are more than leavers

Direct answer: Option A, when entrants are more than leavers. Net migration is calculated by subtracting the number of people leaving from the number entering: net migration = in-migration − out-migration. If 500 people enter and 300 leave, the balance is +200, so net migration is positive. Option A is correct because more people are added through movement than removed. Option B is wrong because more leavers would produce a negative net migration. Option C concerns births and deaths, which determine natural change rather than net migration. It may affect total population change, but it does not define the migration balance. Option D is wrong because the statement does not describe a positive difference between entrants and leavers; moreover, if nobody lives there, there are no stated entrants. Positive net migration can raise the local population, although the final population also depends on births and deaths. Memory cue: positive net migration means the inward flow is larger than the outward flow.

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Positive Net MigrationEntrantsLeaversMigration BalanceProcesses Of Population ChangePopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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