Economics · Migration & Demographics

Consider the following statements regarding distress migration and economic factors in India: I. Distress migration refers to the movement of people primarily due to adverse socio-economic conditions such as unemployment, agrarian distress, and lack of opportunities. II. High employment elasticity of growth in a region necessarily reduces migration by ensuring proportional job creation with economic growth. III. Pull factors such as better living standards and higher wages in developed countries play a significant role in international migration. How many of the above statements are correct?