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How does natural increase contribute to urbanisation in developing countries?

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Section A: Urban issues and challenges

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How does natural increase contribute to urbanisation in developing countries?

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Natural increase contributes to urbanisation in developing countries by leading to a higher population growth rate in cities due to higher birth rates compared to death rates. As cities attract more people seeking better living conditions, the population continues to grow, further accelerating urbanisation.

Explanation

This question assesses the application of knowledge regarding natural increase and its impact on urbanisation. The answer effectively connects demographic trends to urban growth, illustrating the dynamics of urbanisation in developing contexts.

Common mistake

Understanding Urbanisation Factors

Students often confuse push factors with pull factors, thinking they are the same.

Remember that push factors drive people away from their current location, while pull factors attract them to a new location.

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