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Internal migration at the local level occurs less frequently than national external migration.
Internal migration at the local level occurs less frequently than national external migration.
National economic push factors in developing countries can create global migration patterns.
National economic push factors in developing countries can create global migration patterns.
Trends of globalization can create global migration patterns such as migration corridors.
Trends of globalization can create global migration patterns such as migration corridors.
A population census is only useful in identifying local migration trends.
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The statement that correctly synthesizes two migration scales is:
National economic push factors in developing countries can create global migration patterns.
This statement effectively connects internal migration (within a country) with global migration patterns, highlighting how larger national conditions can influence migration at a global scale.
