Question

2 which of the following is an example of a push factor? a a stable government in the migrants chosen destination b a stable government in the migrants country of origin c plentiful jobs in the migrants chosen destination d lack of employment in a migrants city of residence e all of the above

Explanation:

Push factors in migration are conditions that drive people to leave their origin. A lack of employment (Option D) in the migrant's city of residence (origin or current place) is a negative condition pushing them to move. Options A, B, and C are pull factors (attract to destination), while D is a push factor.

Answer:

D. lack of employment in a migrant's city of residence