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In which situation is migration driven by a push factor?

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Correct answer: Leaving because of a lack of jobs in the area

Answer: C, leaving because of a lack of jobs in the area. A push factor is an unfavorable condition at the place of origin that encourages or forces people to leave. Lack of employment can reduce income and security, so it may push residents away. Option A is wrong because better employment is an attractive feature of the destination and is a pull factor. Option B is wrong for the same reason: better education attracts people towards a destination. Option D is also a pull factor because good health facilities draw people to a place. Option C is correct because it describes a problem at the original location that causes departure. Push and pull factors can sometimes operate together, but the wording here clearly identifies a push factor. Memory cue: push factors make people leave; pull factors invite them in.

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Push FactorMigrationEmploymentProcesses Of Population ChangePopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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