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Which pairing of push and pull factors is correct to immigration in? Emigration, one Pole factors create emigration. 2 push factors create immigration. 3 push factors create emigration, 4, push. And pull factors create emigration
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To clarify the concepts of push and pull factors in relation to immigration and emigration:
1. **Push Factors**: These are negative aspects or conditions that drive people away from their current location (e.g., war, famine, lack of jobs).
2. **Pull Factors**: These are positive aspects or opportunities that attract people to a new location (e.g., job opportunities, better living conditions, family ties).
Based on this understanding, the correct pairing would be:
- **1. Push factors create emigration.** (Correct): People leave their home country due to unfavorable conditions.
- **2. Pull factors create immigration.** (Correct): People move to a new country for better opportunities.
- **3. Push factors create emigration.** (Correct): Reiterating the first option.
- **4. Push and pull factors create emigration.** (Incorrect): While push factors specifically drive people away, pull factors attract people to a new place.
Thus, the correct pairings that align with the definitions are primarily options 1 and 2, with 3 being a repetition of 1. Option 4 is not accurate.
1. **Push Factors**: These are negative aspects or conditions that drive people away from their current location (e.g., war, famine, lack of jobs).
2. **Pull Factors**: These are positive aspects or opportunities that attract people to a new location (e.g., job opportunities, better living conditions, family ties).
Based on this understanding, the correct pairing would be:
- **1. Push factors create emigration.** (Correct): People leave their home country due to unfavorable conditions.
- **2. Pull factors create immigration.** (Correct): People move to a new country for better opportunities.
- **3. Push factors create emigration.** (Correct): Reiterating the first option.
- **4. Push and pull factors create emigration.** (Incorrect): While push factors specifically drive people away, pull factors attract people to a new place.
Thus, the correct pairings that align with the definitions are primarily options 1 and 2, with 3 being a repetition of 1. Option 4 is not accurate.
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