Unit 2 Test APHUG

Economic factors for migration

Job loss, lack of opportunities, seasonal job(s)

political reasons for migration

Discrimination, restrictions on voting, peace and freedom, asylum

environmental reasons for migration

Drought, crop famine, intense climate

Dependency ratio

Dependents divided by working age times 100

Doubling time

70/NIR

Natural increase rate

CBR minus CDR divided by 10

Population growth rate

Births-deaths + immigrants - emigrants

Migration is typically what in distance

1. Short in distance

Migration occurs in what

2. Steps

Urban areas attract both

3. Long distance and rural migrants

People in what areas are more migratory than people in what areas

4. People in rural areas are more migratory than people in urban areas

Every migration generates a

5. Counter migration

who is more likely to migrant than who (male/female)

6. Young single adult males are more likely to migrate than females

Women will migrate what distances

Shorter distances than men

Men migrate what distances

Longer distances than females

Migration is due to what factors

7. Economic factors

Four major population clusters

East Asia, South Asia, south east Asia, Western Europe