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If population growth is rapid and job growth is slow in an area, what socio-economic result may occur?

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Correct answer: Employment pressure and migration

The direct answer is A: employment pressure and migration. When the number of people grows faster than the number of available jobs, competition for work increases. Some people may remain unemployed or underemployed, while others may move to places offering better opportunities. This creates pressure on livelihoods and can increase migration. Option B is wrong because population growth does not automatically double the physical area of a place. Option C is wrong because slow job growth does not make the birth rate zero. Option D is unrelated; death rates can still be measured. The result is described as “may occur” because actual outcomes also depend on skills, investment, public policy, and movement of workers. Memory cue: more workers than jobs can mean unemployment pressure and migration.

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Employment PressurePopulation GrowthMigrationPopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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