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In which situation will migration be considered not only numerical but also qualitative change?

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Correct answer: When people with different skills enter or leave

The direct answer is A. Migration is a numerical change when the number of people in a place increases or decreases. It becomes a qualitative change when the characteristics or composition of the population also change. Step 1: people with particular skills, education, occupations or experience enter or leave an area. Step 2: the workforce and the kinds of services needed in that area change. Step 3: this may affect productivity, employment, income and demand for schools or training. Therefore, migration by people with different skills changes population quality or composition, not merely its size. B describes no population movement, so it cannot produce a migration-based change. C is an empty data condition and gives no information about people or their characteristics. D is a weather change, not a demographic process. Memory cue: number tells how many people moved; quality tells who moved and what characteristics they brought or took away.

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MigrationQualitative ChangeSkill CompositionPopulation StructureProcesses Of Population ChangePopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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