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Large-scale out-migration of working-age people from a rural area can create which deeper effect?

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Correct answer: Labour availability and future age structure may change

The direct answer is option A. Working-age people are an important part of the local labour force. If many of them leave a rural area, fewer people may remain to work in farming, local businesses, construction or services. Families may also be separated, and the proportions of children, working adults and older people can change. These effects may become clearer over time, so the question calls them a deeper effect rather than an immediate arithmetic result. Option B is wrong because people leaving cannot immediately double the local population. Option C is wrong because migration does not end deaths. Option D is wrong because out-migration does not automatically cause others to enter; future movement depends on jobs, conditions and decisions. Memory cue: when a particular age group moves, think about labour and age structure.

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Working-Age MigrationOut-MigrationAge StructureProcesses Of Population ChangePopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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