Concerning the relationship between unemployment and migrati

Concerning the relationship between unemployment and migration, empirical studies generally find that

(a) families headed by unemployed persons are less likely than others to migrate.

(b) a lower rate of unemployment at the destination positively affects immigration.

(c) a higher rate of unemployment at the origin raises the likelihood of out-migration.

(d) there is no relationship between unemployment and the migration decision.

Solution

A higher rate of unemployment at the origin raises the liklihood of out-migration as Rate of unemployment is positively propotional to probability of out migration

Hence option C is correct response