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In which situation can migration negatively affect labour availability in a rural area?

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Correct answer: When working people move to cities in large numbers

The correct answer is A. Labour availability means the number of people who can work. When many working-age residents leave a rural area for cities, the source village may have fewer people available for farming, construction, local businesses and other activities. This is called out-migration from the rural source area. A is correct because it directly removes workers from the local labour pool. B adds children, who may not immediately be part of the working population. C improves living conditions but does not itself remove workers. D generally means more people survive and is not a direct cause of labour loss. Memory cue: out-migration reduces the source area’s workforce; in-migration adds to the destination’s workforce.

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Rural LabourOut-MigrationSource RegionProcesses Of Population ChangePopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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