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In which situation will regional targets be necessary in population growth policy?

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Correct answer: When regions have different growth rates and migration patterns

The correct answer is A. Population conditions are not identical in every region. One area may have a high birth rate, another may receive many migrants, and a third may have an ageing population or limited services. Because the causes and effects differ, a single national target may not suit all places. Regional targets allow planners to match schools, hospitals, employment programmes, housing and transport with local needs. Option A is correct because different growth rates and migration patterns create different planning requirements. Option B is wrong because identical problems would reduce the need for separate regional targets. Option C is wrong because the absence of census data makes accurate target-setting more difficult, not more necessary in itself. Option D is wrong because equal births and deaths do not describe every regional condition and do not remove regional differences. Memory cue: different demographic conditions require locally suitable planning.

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Regional TargetsPopulation PolicyMigration PatternPopulation GrowthPopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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