9. State 4 factors that affect geographical

mobility

The four factors which affect the geographical mobility of labor are as follows:

Educational facilities: When enough facilities are not available for the labor to educate themselves in their location.

Social capital: it refers to the relationship between the people in and around the place with whom the labor network. Some society does not accept outsiders to work along with them.

Language : language is a barrier for the labor to adopt to. Living in an area with unknown language makes life complicated.

Information: Labor do not have any data about the local area where they move to which makes it difficult to live in new area.

Family: The family ties of the labor restricts the labor to move to new location.