Migration Patterns

Migration patterns refer to the movements of people from one place to another, which significantly influence population dynamics. These patterns can be driven by various factors, including economic opportunities, environmental conditions, social factors, and political stability. People may migrate within their own country (internal migration) or to different countries (international migration). Understanding these patterns helps us grasp how populations grow, shrink, or change in makeup, affecting everything from workforce availability to cultural diversity. Essentially, migration reflects human responses to opportunities and challenges in various locations.