यदि किसी urban area में severe pollution की वजह से affluent households relocate करें but low-income workers jobs के कारण वहीं रहें, तो population distribution क्या दर्शाएगा?
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C. income and mobility differences selective residential sorting create कर सकते हैंIncome and mobility differences can create selective residential sorting
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Affluent households relocation afford कर सकते हैं and cleaner environments choose कर सकते हैं, while low-income workers employment proximity and housing affordability के कारण polluted area में रह सकते हैं। इससे environmental inequality and selective sorting develop होती है। इसलिए तीसरा विकल्प सही है। Expert analysis में hazard exposure को social mobility and economic constraint के साथ jointly analyze करना चाहिए। / Affluent households may be able to afford relocation and choose cleaner environments, while lower-income workers remain because of employment proximity and housing affordability. This creates environmental inequality and selective residential sorting. Therefore, the third option is correct. Expert analysis should jointly examine hazard exposure, social mobility, and economic constraints.
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