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AP Human Geography
Unit 2 – Population and Migration
Topic 2.12
Why may Lee's Push-Pull Theory fall short in explaining global south-to-north migrations?
It understates the role played by pull factors in northern regions attracting migrants from southern areas
It disregards environmental factors leading to out-migration from southern regions.
It does not consider transnational networks facilitating these movements.
It overstates push factors without accounting for individual agency in migration decisions.
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