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If an area has high density but low employment capacity what socio-economic pressure may arise?

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Correct answer: Unemployment and pressure for out-migration

Correct answer: A — unemployment and pressure for out-migration. High density means that many people live in a given area, but it does not guarantee that enough jobs exist. If employment capacity is low, the number of job seekers may be greater than the available work. Families may then face reduced income, competition for jobs and difficulty meeting basic needs. Some people may move to another town, city or region in search of work; this is out-migration. Option B is wrong because high density cannot create jobs automatically. Option C is scientifically meaningless: population and area are different quantities. Option D is wrong because resources are limited and may come under greater pressure. The question does not say that every dense area is poor; it asks what pressure can arise when density is high and employment is insufficient. Memory cue: many people plus few jobs equals livelihood pressure and possible migration.

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Population DensityEmployment CapacityUnemploymentOut-MigrationPopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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