The new household economic theory of migration suggests that
a. household decisionmaking is more important than individual decisionmaking.
b. neo-classical approaches to migration are fatally flawed.
c. migration is a way to diversify a family's sources of income.
d. migration is driven by segmented wage markets.
Question 2
If we knew that an international migrant had gone to a particular place to join relatives there, we would probably be talking about the process of
a. return migration.
b. chain migration.
c. undocumented migration.
d. step migration.