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Ravenstein's Laws of Migration
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3rd Law of Migration
2nd Law of Migration
Migrants who move longer distances tend to choose the destination of the "big cities" or urbanized areas. An example would be New York City.
Ravenstein states that most migrants move a short distance. An example would be moving from a small city to another small city such as Coppell to Rockwall. This is more common than moving internationally.
Ravenstein's Laws of Migration
4th Law of Migration
Krishnasai Chalasani, Pratheek Muvva, and Adithya Shastry
5th Period
Urban residents are less migratory than residents of rural areas. Those located in industrial and urban area are more likely to stay there. An example would be Indians moving from Vijaywada while residents of New York stay.
1st Law of Migration
5th Law of Migration
Families are less likely to move internationally than young adults. Young adults have less obligations and transportation costs to worry about when compared to a small family. An example is that It is much easier for them to pick up and leave the U.S. on a work permit than a family.
Every outflow of migration produces an inflow. Migration is not just the number of people leaving the area but also those coming in. An example is that a resident of the U.S. is migrating to China while a resident of India is migrating to the U.S.