An example of a push factor would be
A. educational opportunities.
B.job opportunities.
C. poverty.
D.religious freedom.

Question

An example of a push factor would be
A. educational opportunities.
B.job opportunities.
C. poverty.
D.religious freedom.

anonymous · Answer

wat u think ?

inowalst · Answer

http://www.ehow.com/info_8069131_push-pull-factors-migration.html

zale101 · Answer

$Push~ factors$ occurs when groups of people are unsatisfied with the environment their living. They were forced to $push$ themselves out from that certain place. For example, the cause for those group of people to move out from that area was due to lack of safety, climate disasters, poverty, high unemployment, or wars. These are some causes that may occur for Push factors.

$Pull ~Factors$, on the other hands, is the reverse. It occurs when people are looking for satisfaction places in which they are pulled into certain places that meet their needs. A place that is safe, no climate disasters, good employment rate, greater wealth, and no wars will eventually act as the magnet that attracts people from other places.

zale101 · Answer

@asalmeron98 , which of these choices best fit the definition to push factors by using the examples and description i gave above?