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Push:
Overpopulation, crime

Pull:
Better job opportunities, High pay rate

Fact:
In 2010 Bangkok's urban area accounted for nearly 80% of the total urban area in thailand

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Push factors:
Overpopulation
Crime
Pull factors:
Better job opportunities

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pull factors; better jobs

push factor; crime

80% of thailands urban area is in bangkok

natural increase can increase urbanization because since they area already quite full so the as more people are being being born then die. Families want to live in areas which have lots of infasturce. They need more space so they build up which allows city to fit more people in to smaller spaces.

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around 80% of the total urban areas in Thailand is Bangkok.

Pull factor :
Better job opportunities

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The urban population of the Bangkok urban area grew from 7.8 million people to 9.6 million between 2000 and 2010, a relatively modest annual growth rate of 2.0%. It has the ninth largest population in East Asia.

Pull factors include more job opportunities

with natural increase, this means that more babies are being born as well, and with the pull factors of urban areas such as better healthcare and education, families would want to move there for their children

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Urban areas grew from about 2400 square km to 2700 square km - annual growth rate 1.4%

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Fact: Thailand's urban area grew from about 2,400 square kilometers to 2,700 between 2000 and 2010.

pull factor:
- job opportunities
- higher pay

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pull factor
-better job opportunities and higher pay rate

push factor
-lack of employment found in countryside

fact
-The average annual rate of urban population growth, 2.3%, was slightly slower than that for the region as a whole (3.0%).

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In 2010 Bangkok's urban area accounted for nearly 80% of the total urban area in thailand

pull
- more jobs and higher wages

natural increase is bigger in LEDCs

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Pull Factor: Better Job/Economic Opportunities

Push Factors: Poverty

Interesting Fact: Thailand's urban population increased during this period from 9.3 million to around 11.8 million.

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Pull factors:
better job opportunities,
higher quality services,
access to Education and healthcare

Bangkok's urban area accounts for 80% of total urban area in Thailand

a High natural increase means people need more living space, This causes more and more people to start moving into cities.

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-Better job opportunities - higher pay
-The densest urban areas in Thailand as of 2010 was Hat Yai and Chiang Mai
- Natural increase means there are more births than deaths meaning more babies will be born, so, parents may want to move into urban areas where they have access to better education to support their children.

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In 2010,  the Bangkok urban area accounted for nearly 80% of the total urban area in Thailand.
pull:
better living conditions
natural increase :
for families to provide and support their elders and/or children because of more job opportunities as well as higher paying jobs.

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Fact - Bangkok's urban area accounts for almost 80% of the total urban area in Thailand.
Pull factor - urban areas provide economic opportunities and higher wages which can help in an improved standard of living.
Natural increase - a high birth can give families an incentive to move to urban areas so they can provide the kids with better education, safety and an improved standard of living.