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Despite the lower calorie requirements, why do we set the poverty line per person in urban areas higher than rural areas?

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Due to more population in urban areas

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Due to higher prices of commodities

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Due to the rural–urban migration

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Due to overdependence of urban population on industries

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The correct option is B Due to higher prices of commodities

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