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Which option gives a wrong policy interpretation of population distribution?

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Correct answer: Same planning without seeing differences is enough for all areas

The direct answer is C: identical planning without considering regional differences is not enough for all areas. Population distribution is uneven, so policies should respond to local conditions. Step by step: identify whether an area is dense or sparse; examine its needs, risks, resources and accessibility; then design suitable services and infrastructure. Option A is correct as a sensible policy because dense places may require more schools, hospitals, housing, water and transport. Option B is correct because sparse or remote areas may need roads, railways, communication and other links. Option C is the wrong interpretation and is therefore the answer: a single identical plan can ignore different population sizes, distances, risks and resources, making planning inefficient or unfair. Option D is also a sensible policy because dense areas exposed to floods, earthquakes or other hazards need disaster preparation, but it is not the wrong option asked for. The question asks for the policy mistake. Memory cue: good planning is area-specific, not one-size-fits-all.

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