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Which option gives a wrong policy interpretation of population growth?

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Correct answer: All local differences can be ignored after seeing the growth rate

The direct answer is C. A population growth rate is useful for planning, but it is only one indicator and cannot describe every local need. Planners should also examine age structure, migration, settlement pattern, income, available resources, and existing services. Option C is the wrong interpretation because it says that all local differences may be ignored after one rate is known. Option A is reasonable because growth data can help forecast demand for schools, housing, water, transport, and health care. Option B is reasonable because rapidly growing areas may need additional infrastructure and resources. Option D is also reasonable: a low-growth area may still have a large or increasing share of older people and therefore need health and support services for them. Memory cue: a growth rate guides policy, but local structure completes the picture.

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Policy InterpretationGrowth RateLocal DifferencesPopulation GrowthPopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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