Why is worker-population ratio in urban areas low?

Urban people have a variety of employment opportunities

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They look for the appropriate job to suit their qualifications and skills

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In urban areas, a considerable section is able to study in various educational institutions

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The correct option is D All of the above
In urban areas, the worker-population ratio is about 34 whereas in rural India, the ratio is about 42. It is because in urban areas, a considerable section is able to study in various educational institutions. Urban people have a variety of employment opportunities. They look for the appropriate job to suit their qualifications and skills.

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