Discussion
Push and pull factors are responsive for
Answer: A
Push and pull factors explain Migration.
In population geography, push factors are conditions that drive people away from a place (unemployment, poverty, disaster, conflict) and pull factors are those that attract them to another (jobs, better wages, services, security). Together they explain why people move.
Land degradation is caused by erosion, overgrazing and deforestation, and slums are one outcome of rapid migration to cities, not what the push-pull model describes. Since migration fits, 'None of these' is wrong.
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