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Distance decay influences migration by making it less likely for people to migrate to places that are farther away due to increased cost, time, and barriers associated with long distances. People are more likely to migrate to places that are closer, as they are more accessible and familiar. Distance decay can act as a deterrent to migration, particularly for longer distances.

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