Question

c. With respect to immigration, how are “push” factors different from “pull” factors? What is social saving regularly associated with immigration?

Answer 1

Internationally when people move from their native country to another country to become a permanent citizen or naturalised one, where they don't have any citizenship rights is called Immigration.

There are various reasons why people immigrate including economic, political, cultural, or environmental reasons. But generally, they can be classified into push and pull factors.

Push factors are different from pull factors in the following ways:

1. Push factor push people away from their home because of things like a war whereas pulling factors pull people to a new home where there is a better opportunity.

2. Push factory is associated with the area of origin whereas pull factors are associated with the area of destinations.

3. Economic push factors include more jobs, better jobs, betters wages in destined countries whereas economic pull factors include overpopulation, low wages and few jobs.

4. Social push factors include the principle of secularism and tolerance, wherein a social pull factor includes intolerance.

5. Physical push factors include a healthy environment, whereas pull factor included natural calamities.

Social savings is growth in technique to evaluate historical implications of new inventions technology on the economy. Social saving is regularly associated with immigration as saving in resources costs results in national income.