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The most common push factor is poor prospects in the country of origin. Contrary to a widespread misconception the very poorest usually don't have the money to migrate. Other push factors include harassment and persecution.
The reasons might also be economical,geographical,political and religious
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∙ 14y ago
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∙ 15y agoEconomic oppurtunity,religious freedom,farmers had a difficult time with land reform and low prices.Beginning in the 1880's ,Russian and eastern European Jews fled religious persecution and came to the U.S. to achieve a better life.
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What are some push factors included in Scandinavian immigration?
the push factor is for scandinavians.
Would have been considered a push factor of immigration?
Being discriminated against for your religion
Which would have been considered a push factor of immigration?
Being discriminated against for your religion
What was the main push factor that led eastern European Jews to immigration to the United states?
Religious persecution
Is natural disaster push or pull factor?
earthquake
The government of the country may restrict the number of immigrants allowed to enter that countrythese restriction on immigration are most likely base on what belief?
The Push factor justifies most immigrations.
What are the push pull factors of Japanese immigration?
Push factors for Japanese immigration include overpopulation, lack of economic opportunities, and natural disasters. Pull factors include demand for labor in foreign countries, higher wages, and the prospect of social mobility and improved living conditions.
Why push factor different from pull factor?
the difference is that a pull factor is pulling you to move or go there and a push factor is pushing you to leave the place
What is push pull theory in immigration?
Something to do with Jamba Juice
How do demographers use the push-pull theory?
to explain immigration
The push-pull theory is used by scientists to explain?
IMMIGRATION
How do demographers use the push -pull theory?
to explain Immigration
