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In which situation can in-migration increase pressure on local resources?

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Correct answer: When in-migration is high and service capacity is limited

Direct answer: A is correct. In-migration means people entering an area from another area. New residents may need water, food, housing, schools, hospitals, transport, and employment. If many people arrive while the existing supply of these services remains limited, demand can become greater than capacity, creating resource and service pressure. B is generally not the required situation because out-migration removes people and usually reduces local demand, although it can create other social or economic effects. C cannot produce population-related pressure because there are no residents to create demand. D describes conditions in which resources are unlimited and the population is falling, so pressure would not normally increase. The word “local” is important: the effect is felt in the destination area receiving migrants. Memory cue: people entering plus limited services equals rising pressure.

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In-MigrationResource PressureService CapacityUrban PlanningProcesses Of Population ChangePopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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