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Which is a possible social effect of rural out-migration?

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Correct answer: A shortage of working-age youth and changes in family structure

The direct answer is A. Rural out-migration means that people, often including working-age youth, leave villages to live or work elsewhere. When many young workers leave, farms, local businesses, and community activities may have fewer available workers. Families may also change: some members remain in the village while others live in a town or city, creating temporary or divided households. A is therefore a possible social effect because it describes changes in people, work participation, and family relationships. B is wrong because people leaving a village cannot make every village immediately double in population; out-migration usually reduces or slows population growth there. C is wrong because migration cannot completely end deaths. D is wrong because out-migration from a village does not guarantee that in-migration will always rise. Memory cue: out-migration means people move out, so think of fewer workers and altered family patterns at the source.

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Rural Out-MigrationSocial EffectsYouthFamily StructureProcesses Of Population ChangePopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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