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If a district has a high population growth rate but low job growth, which result is more likely?

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Correct answer: Employment pressure and possible migration

The correct answer is A. When the number of people increases faster than the number of available jobs, competition for work becomes stronger. This may create unemployment, underemployment or pressure on existing jobs. Some people may migrate to places where they expect better employment opportunities. Option A is correct because it connects rapid population growth with limited livelihood opportunities without claiming that migration must happen in every case. Option B is wrong because low job growth cannot provide immediate work for everyone. Option C is wrong because employment conditions do not make the birth rate automatically zero. Option D is wrong because population change does not physically double the district’s area. The situation also shows why education, skills, infrastructure and employment planning are important. Memory cue: when people grow faster than jobs, livelihood pressure grows.

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Population GrowthEmployment PressureMigrationPopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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