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If an area has high density but weak job opportunities, which socio-economic result is possible?

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Correct answer: Out-migration and employment pressure

Correct answer: A, out-migration and employment pressure. High density means many people live within a relatively small area, but density alone does not tell us whether enough jobs, income, housing, or public services are available. If employment opportunities are weak, many people may compete for a limited number of jobs. This can create unemployment, underemployment, and pressure on existing livelihoods. Some residents may move to another town, city, or region to seek work; this is out-migration. Option A is therefore the only realistic socio-economic result. B is wrong because population pressure does not automatically enlarge the geographical area. C is wrong because density does not suddenly become zero. D is wrong because difficult employment conditions do not stop the census. Memory cue: density tells us how many people occupy space; employment tells us how those people earn a living.

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High DensityEmployment PressureMigrationPopulation DensityPopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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