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The majority of migrants only travel a short distance.
The majority of migrants only travel a short distance.
Most long-distance migrants are individual adults.
Most long-distance migrants are individual adults.
Economic factors are the main cause of migration.
Economic factors are the main cause of migration.
The majority of long-distance migrants are elderly adults in search of better medical care.
The majority of long-distance migrants are elderly adults in search of better medical care.
Long-distance, international migrants are drawn to major centers of economic activity.
Long-distance, international migrants are drawn to major centers of economic activity.
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The statement that is NOT one of Ravenstein’s laws explaining human migration is:
The majority of long-distance migrants are elderly adults in search of better medical care.
Ravenstein's laws generally emphasize that most long-distance migrants are young, single adults, often seeking economic opportunities rather than being primarily elderly individuals seeking medical care.
