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The
push-pull
hypothesis
proposes
that
people
will
voluntarily
vacate
old
premises
and
seek
new
ones
when
conditions
are
no
longer
comfortable
or
tolerable,
or
when
conditions
in
another
country
offer
more
favorable
circumstances
for
an
improved
standard
of
living.
According
to
Juan
Gonzales
(1990),
immigration
to
America
reveals
both
of
the
aforementioned
push
and
pull
factors.
The
push
factors
include
economic
conditions,
political
conditions,
social
conditions,
overpopulation,
and
natural
disasters.
[…]
Political
push
factors
include
such
unsettling
events
as
rebellion,
revolution,
war,
and
seizure
of
the
government—all
of
which
reflect
grave
instability
in
a
society.
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The push-pull hypothesis proposes that people will voluntarily vacate old premises and seek new ones when conditions are no longer comfortable or tolerable, or when conditions in another country offer more favorable circumstances for an improved standard of living. According to Juan Gonzales (1990), immigration to America reveals both of the aforementioned push and pull factors. The push factors include economic conditions, political conditions, social conditions, overpopulation, and natural disasters. […] Political push factors include such unsettling events as rebellion, revolution, war, and seizure of the government—all of which reflect grave instability in a society.
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