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gavmur [86]
3 years ago
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People might be motivated to move away from the countries of origin for many reasons, known as push factors. Similarly, people a

re also drawn to a certain country for many other reasons, known as pull factors. In the table below, list a few ideas of what my constitute a push factor for leaving one country in a few ideas of what might be a pull factor drawing someone into a new country.
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jok3333 [9.3K]3 years ago
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Push factors are the example of poverty, political and religious persecution. the like of which were in Europe during the mass exodus to the new world.
Pull factors include  job opportunity,education opportunity, peace and freedoms as well as higher standards of lives.

nikklg [1K]3 years ago
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Push Factors Pull Factors Overpopulation in home countryProspects of More jobsFew jobs or no jobsBetter jobs in country they want to go toLow wagesHigher wages conflictThe promise of a better livingNatural calamities such as drought and famineBetter economic opportunitiesb

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