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Which is a correct example of a push factor in migration?

Answer and explanation

Correct answer: Lack of employment

Answer: C, lack of employment. A push factor is an unfavourable condition in the place of origin that encourages or forces people to leave. If people cannot find work where they live, they may migrate to another place in search of livelihood. Option A, good educational facilities, is generally an attraction at a destination and therefore a pull factor. Option B, higher salary, is also a destination attraction or pull factor. Option D, better hospitals, is another service that can attract people toward a place. The important question is: does this condition make people leave their present place, or does it attract them to a new place? Lack of employment makes people leave, so it is the correct push factor. Cue: push is a problem at the starting place.

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Push FactorMigrationEmploymentRural MigrationProcesses Of Population ChangePopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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