Push-Pull Theory, in Terms of Migration, Refers to

question 67

Multiple Choice

Push-pull theory, in terms of migration, refers to

• A)motivations for migrating from rural to urban areas.
• B)why illegal immigration occurs.
• C)the circular migration of workers between two places.
• D)the effect of war on refugee displacement.
• E)the pervasive feeling of migrants not feeling "at home."

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