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In which situation can the effect of population growth look stronger locally than the national average?

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Correct answer: Fast in-migration occurs because of jobs in an industrial area

Direct answer: A. A national average combines many different places, so it can hide strong local contrasts. An industrial area with factories, offices or other jobs may attract workers and their families from other regions. This in-migration adds people locally and can make the area’s population grow much faster than the national average, even if birth and death rates are not unusual. B would produce little local difference because every area grows equally. C cannot describe ordinary population growth because there are no residents at the starting point. D gives less reason for people to move into the area. The key idea is scale: national figures and local conditions may tell different stories. Memory cue: averages can hide hotspots of growth.

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Local Population GrowthIndustrial AreaIn-MigrationNational AveragePopulation GrowthPopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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