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In which situation will a push factor of migration be considered strongest?

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Correct answer: The source region has an employment and livelihood crisis

Correct answer: B. A push factor is a serious adverse condition in the source region that encourages or compels people to leave. An employment and livelihood crisis can remove people’s means of earning and make daily life insecure, so it is a strong push factor. B is therefore correct. A, C, and D describe advantages in a destination: high wages, hospitals, and schools attract people and are pull factors. They may help explain why people choose one destination over another, but they do not themselves push people out of the source region. A migration decision can involve both push and pull factors, yet this question asks for the strongest push condition. Memory cue: ask, “What makes people leave?” If the answer is hardship at the origin, it is a push factor; if it is an advantage at the destination, it is a pull factor.

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Push FactorLivelihood CrisisOut-MigrationSource RegionProcesses Of Population ChangePopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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