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Define migration. Differentiate between pull and push factors of population migration.
Define migration. Differentiate between pull and push factors of population migration.
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Push factors force people to leave an area; pull factors attract them to a new one.
Updated On: Jan 14, 2026
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Migration is the movement of people from one place to another, usually across political or geographical boundaries, for the purpose of settlement.
Difference between Push and Pull Factors:
| Push Factors (Reasons to Leave) | Pull Factors (Reasons to Arrive) |
|---|---|
| Unemployment and poverty | Better job opportunities |
| Natural disasters or drought | Availability of education and healthcare |
| Political instability or war | Peaceful and safe living conditions |
| Lack of services and infrastructure | Better living standards and housing |
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