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What are push and pull factors for migration to new zealand?

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push factors are people that are "pushed" too leave and pull factors are people in a new country:)

That is incorrect ^
A push factor is the negative factors of ones origin country.
A pull factor is the positive factors that make people want to come to the new country.

The Pull factors of New Zealand are

There are lots of job vacancies
there is good education for children
There is lots of available land
There are universities
The country is green and clean
The air is breathable
There is little racism

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