Migration decisions most realistically are viewed as the outcome of both push and pull influences.

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Migration decisions are influenced both by factors pushing individuals out of their current location (such as economic hardship or political instability) and factors pulling individuals to a new location (such as better job opportunities or a more favorable climate). Therefore, it is most realistic to view migration decisions as the outcome of both push and pull influences.

Migration Decisions Most Realistically Are Viewed as the Outcome of Both