Pull Factors

The video explores the causes of migration, focusing on push and pull factors. It categorizes these factors into economic, political, social, and environmental influences. Economic factors include unemployment and job availability, while political factors involve corruption and stability. Social factors cover discrimination and access to services, and environmental factors consider climate and natural disasters. The video emphasizes that individual circumstances affect migration decisions and concludes with practice scenarios to identify push and pull factors.

What are push factors in the context of migration?

• Cultural attractions that draw tourists

• Neutral conditions that have no impact on migration

• Negative conditions that drive people away from an area

• Positive conditions that attract people to a new area

Which of the following is an economic push factor?

• High employment rates

• High unemployment rates

• Low taxes

• Abundant job opportunities

What is a common economic pull factor?

• Political instability

• Lack of goods and services

• High crime rates

• Availability of jobs

How can political instability affect migration?

• It improves the local economy

• It pushes people out of the area

• It attracts more people to the area

• It has no effect on migration

Which of the following is a political pull factor?

• Discrimination based on gender

• Lack of freedom

• Political stability and safety

• High levels of corruption

What social factor might push people to migrate?

• Cultural acceptance

• High-quality education

• Discrimination and lack of acceptance

• Abundant recreational activities

Which of the following is a social pull factor?

• High crime rates

• Lack of entertainment options

• Cultural acceptance and diversity

• Poor healthcare facilities

How can climate influence migration?

• Climate has no impact on migration

• Pleasant climates can pull people to an area

• All climates push people away

• Harsh climates attract more people

What is an environmental push factor?

• Abundant natural resources

• Access to beaches and lakes

• Frequent natural disasters

• Mild weather conditions

Why might someone prefer a suburban area over an urban one?

• For better education and a quieter environment

• For more nightlife and social activities

• For higher crime rates

• For more job opportunities