Question

according to ravensteins laws of migration, who would be most likely to make a large international move to a city?
a young woman from a chinese megacity
a young spanish man from the countryside
a young mother of five from a nigerian village
a young man from a canadian metropolitan area
a young man from an australian city

Explanation:

Ravenstein's Laws of Migration suggest that young, single - men are more likely to migrate long - distances. Also, people tend to move from rural to urban areas. A young Spanish man from the countryside fits this pattern as he is young, male, and moving from a rural to an urban (international city) setting. The others either are from urban areas already (Chinese megacity, Canadian metropolitan area, Australian city) or have family responsibilities (young mother of five) that may limit long - distance migration.

Answer:

a young Spanish man from the countryside