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In which situation will net migration be negative?

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Correct answer: Leavers are more than entrants

Direct answer: Option B, when leavers are more than entrants. Net migration is found by subtracting out-migration from in-migration. When the number of people leaving an area is greater than the number entering it, the result is negative. For example, if 400 people leave and 250 enter, net migration is 250 − 400 = −150. Option A is wrong because more entrants produce positive net migration. Option B is correct because the outward movement is larger than the inward movement. Option C is about births and does not by itself determine net migration; births belong to natural change. Option D is also about deaths and natural change, not migration. Negative net migration can contribute to a decline in the area's population, although births and deaths must also be considered for the total change. Memory cue: a negative migration balance means the exit flow is bigger than the entry flow.

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Negative Net MigrationLeaversEntrantsPopulation DeclineProcesses Of Population ChangePopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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