The document summarizes different types of spatial movements: 1) Habitual movements are regular displacements that do not involve a change in residence. 2) Commuting movements occur when one studies or works outside their home town. 3) Movements related to leisure take place on weekends, holidays, and free days. 4) Migratory movements assume a change in work and residence location.

1. Spatial movements
Habitual movements : These displacements of
population repeat themselves from time to time and
not imply a change of residence
Commuting movements: They take Movements related to leisure:
place when one studies or works They take place on
outside of his home town or place of weekends, holidays and other free
living days

2. Migratory Movements
Migratory movements: These
displacements assume a
change of work and residence
Immigration; People arrive to a place
Emigration: People exit of an area
In order to know the
increase the
population of a
place it is necessary
Migratory balance : It is the difference to take the natural
between the number of immigrants and increase and the
emigrants in a certain place
migratory balance .
The sum of both is
the real increase
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5. Structure of the population
• Youth (0-14 years)
For age • Adults (15-64 years)
• Elders ( + 64 years
For sex • Boys ,men
• Girls , women
For labour • Active population : The number of the people who are old enough to work
but that may be working or not
• Inactive population; The number of people who cannot work . They are too
activity young or too old , some women who work at home
• It isdescribed as the ability to read and write
For literacy rate • Literacy rate is a crucial measure of the region´s human capital . They get
the best jobs and enjoy better health and good employment prospects