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How should the housing crisis in a rapidly growing city be analysed?

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Correct answer: Through in-migration growth, land availability and the speed of housing construction

Answer: B. A housing crisis occurs when the demand for homes is greater than the supply of suitable and affordable housing. A rapidly growing city may receive migrants, experience natural population growth and attract workers or students. At the same time, land may be limited or expensive, and housing construction may be too slow, costly or poorly planned. Therefore, analysis must consider in-migration, population growth, available land and the speed and capacity of construction together. B is correct because it includes both demand-side and supply-side factors. A is incomplete because births are only one source of population change. C is incomplete because weather may affect living conditions but does not explain the whole housing crisis. D is irrelevant because a city’s name gives no causal explanation. Memory cue: housing problems are understood by comparing people needing homes with homes being created.

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Urban GrowthHousing CrisisIn-MigrationUrban PlanningPopulation GrowthPopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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