Economic activity includes the creation and consumption of products, the provision of services, and the allocation of assets based on cost and demand. International economic growth, as well as other societal phenomena, depend on both push and pull forces.
Negative circumstances like poverty, environmental deterioration, joblessness, poor wages, an inadequate quality of living, taxes that are excessive, and a dearth of goods and amenities are examples of economic push factors, which cause people to move.
Economic push factors which occurs when the best and brightest depart a country because of a dearth of chances, also create issues for the nation from which people are migrating.
People are drawn to a certain place by economic pull forces. Good circumstances known as "pull factors" include the availability of jobs and possibilities for careers, high salaries and an excellent standard of living, cheap taxes, and ample amount of assets and amenities.