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In which situation can local growth look different from the national average?

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Correct answer: In-migration is very high in an industrial town because of jobs

Direct answer: A is correct. A national average combines the figures of many different places, so it can hide local differences. Consider an industrial town step by step. New factories and services create jobs. Workers from other places may move into the town, producing high in-migration. The town’s population may therefore grow faster than the country’s average, even if birth rates are falling. Other areas may grow slowly, remain stable, or lose people through out-migration. B is wrong because equal growth would not create a difference from the average. C is not a meaningful explanation of a local growth pattern and does not describe a normal populated locality. D is wrong because the absence of a census creates a data problem; it does not itself cause a different growth rate. Always compare scale and place: national, regional, and local figures may tell different stories.

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