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In which situation can internal migration increase a city’s population without changing the national total population?

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Correct answer: Rural people move to a city within the country

Answer: A. Internal migration means movement from one place to another within the same country. When rural residents move to a city, the city gains people, while the rural area loses the same people. Since no one has entered or left the country, the national total remains unchanged, ignoring any separate births or deaths. A is therefore correct and shows the difference between a local change and a national change. B describes international out-migration, which can reduce the national population. C concerns births and would affect natural increase, not describe a movement between places. D concerns deaths and can reduce population, but it is not migration. Memory cue: internal migration redistributes people; it does not add people to or remove people from the country.

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Internal MigrationUrban PopulationPopulation RedistributionProcesses Of Population ChangePopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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