MIGRATION ANALYSIS

Question 1

PERMANENT CHANGE OF RESIDENCE THAT REQUIRES CROSSING AN ADMINISTRATIVE BOUNDARY FROM PLACE OF ORIGIN TO PLACE OF DESTINATION MIGRATION RATE?

Answer 1

MIGRATION

Question 2

THE RATIO OF MIGRANTS TO THE TOTAL MID-YEAR POPULATION DURING A GIVEN PERIOD EXPRESSED PER 1,000 POPULATION?

Answer 2

MIGRATION RATE

Question 3

REASONS FOR IMMIGRATING (MOVING INTO A PLACE) BECAUSE OF SOMETHING DESIRABLE?

Answer 3

PULL FACTORS

Question 4

PULL FACTORS EXAMPLE?

Answer 4

NICER CLIMATE, SECURITY, ENJOYMENT, FAMILY LINKS, BETTER FOOD SUPPLY, EDUCATION, FREEDOM & NETWORK OF FAMILY AND FRIENDS

Question 5

REASONS FOR MIGRATING (LEAVING A PLACE) BECAUSE OF A DIFFICULTY?

Answer 5

PUSH FACTORS

Question 6

PUSH FACTORS EXAMPLE?

Answer 6

FOOD SHORTAGE, PRIMITIVE CONDITIONS, WAR, NOT ENOUGH JOB, EARN HIGHER INCOMES, POOR MEDICAL CARE AND FEW OPPORTUNITIES

Question 7

MOVING TO A NEW HOME WITHIN A STATE, COUNTRY, OR CONTINENT?

Answer 7

INTERNAL MIGRATION

Question 8

MOVING TO A NEW HOME IN A DIFFERENT STATE, COUNTRY, OR CONTINENT?

Answer 8

EXTERNAL MIGRATION

Question 9

LEAVING ONE COUNTRY TO MOVE TO ANOTHER (E.G., THE PILGRIMS EMIGRATED FROM ENGLAND)?

Answer 9

EMIGRATION

Question 10

MOVING INTO A NEW COUNTRY (E.G., THE PILGRIMS IMMIGRATED TO AMERICA)?

Answer 10

IMMIGRATION

Question 11

A SERIES OF SHORTER, LESS EXTREME MIGRATIONS FROM A PERSON’S PLACE OF ORIGIN TO FINAL DESTINATION SUCH AS MOVING FROM A FARM, TO A VILLAGE, TO A TOWN, AND FINALLY TO A CITY?

Answer 11

STEP MIGRATION

Question 12

WHEN A GOVERNMENT FORCES A LARGE GROUP OF PEOPLE OUT OF A REGION, USUALLY BASED ON ETHNICITY OR RELIGION; ALSO KNOWN AS AN INVOLUNTARY OR FORCED MIGRATION?

Answer 12

POPULATION TRANSFER

Question 13

INDIVIDUALS ARE NOT FORCED OUT OF THEIR COUNTRY, BUT LEAVE BECAUSE OF UNFAVORABLE SITUATIONS SUCH AS WARFARE, POLITICAL PROBLEMS, OR RELIGIOUS PERSECUTION?

Answer 13

IMPELLED MIGRATION (ALSO CALLED “RELUCTANT” OR “IMPOSED” MIGRATION)

Question 14

THE PROCESS OF MOVING FOR A PERIOD OF TIME IN RESPONSE TO LABOR OR CLIMATE CONDITIONS (E.G., FARM WORKERS FOLLOWING CROP HARVESTS OR WORKING IN CITIES OFF-SEASON; “SNOWBIRDS” MOVING TO THE SOUTHERN AND SOUTHWESTERN UNITED STATES DURING WINTER)?

Answer 14

SEASONAL MIGRATION

Question 15

THE VOLUNTARY MOVEMENTS OF IMMIGRANTS BACK TO THEIR PLACE OF ORIGIN; ALSO KNOWN AS CIRCULAR MIGRATION?

Answer 15

RETURN MIGRATION

Question 16

A SERIES OF MIGRATIONS WITHIN A FAMILY OR DEFINED GROUP OF PEOPLE; WHICH OFTEN BEGINS WITH ONE FAMILY MEMBER WHO SENDS MONEY TO BRING OTHER FAMILY MEMBERS TO THE NEW LOCATION. CHAIN MIGRATION RESULTS IN MIGRATION FIELDS THE CLUSTERING OF PEOPLE FROM A SPECIFIC REGION INTO CERTAIN NEIGHBORHOODS OR SMALL TOWNS?

Answer 16

CHAIN MIGRATION

Question 17

THE ATTRACTION OF A PARTICULAR PLACE IS USUALLY BASED ON ITS SOCIAL, ECONOMIC, OR ENVIRONMENTAL SITUATION. THESE ATTRIBUTES ARE OFTEN USED AS BASIS FOR COMPARISON IN THE PEOPLE’S CHOICE A BETTER LIVING CONDITION?

Answer 17

PLACE UTILITY

Question 18

OPPORTUNITIES NEARBY ARE USUALLY CONSIDERED MORE ATTRACTIVE THAN EQUAL OR SLIGHTLY BETTER OPPORTUNITIES FARTHER AWAY, SO MIGRANTS TEND TO SETTLE IN A LOCATION CLOSER TO THEIR POINT OF ORIGIN IF OTHER FACTORS ARE EQUAL?

Answer 18

INTERVENING OPPORTUNITIES

Question 19

PEOPLE TEND TO GRAVITATE TOWARDS A CLOSER DISTANCE FROM THEIR GIVEN LOCATION. (EX. BOAT PEOPLE IN SABAH/KOTA KINABALU). SINCE IT WOULD BE MORE PRACTICAL TO TRAVEL CLOSE, ASIDE FROM THE FAMILIARITY WITH THE CONDITION AND CULTURE?

Answer 19

DISTANCE DECAY