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Under which condition will net migration be positive while pressure on services also rises?

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Correct answer: When in-migration is greater than out-migration and services are limited

The direct answer is A. Net migration is calculated as in-migration minus out-migration. If more people enter an area than leave it, net migration is positive. When the area has limited housing, water, transport, schools, hospitals or jobs, the additional population can increase pressure on those services. A is correct because it contains both required conditions: positive net migration and limited service capacity. B is wrong because greater out-migration generally produces negative net migration, and adequate services do not describe rising service pressure. C gives a net migration of zero, not a positive value. D indicates a fall in population and does not necessarily create the stated pressure. The pressure is not inevitable if services expand quickly, but the option correctly describes the risk when capacity is limited. Memory cue: positive net migration means arrivals exceed departures.

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Net MigrationIn-MigrationService PressureProcesses Of Population ChangePopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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