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This 5 page paper looks at the significance of population growth in developing and industrialized nations. The difference between urban and rural growth is discussed. A hypothetical country study, as provided by a student, is evaluated.
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can expect less rapid growth in population overall whereas developing countries are ordinarily experiencing some increases, which are often marked. The division between increases in urban or rural population also
enters the picture and has meaning. Interestingly, the worlds urban population has grown so fast that it is anticipated that by the year 2007, city dwellers
will outnumber rural residents which is unprecedented ("Staff" PG). Also, if the current rate of growth continues, in forty years time, the worlds urban population will double and will
thus reach 5.8 billion (PG). There are presently six billion people in the world (PG). This means that in general urban population is the future. Many science fiction movies do
depict the world being a complex of cities. If scholars are correct in their projections, this just might be the case. A Jetsons lifestyle is not out of the question.
One can see the phenomenon happening. As immigrants come to the United States for example, they flock to cities. In fact transplants around the nations do seem to settle in
cities. Jobs continue to grow there and so the old farm hand is often out of luck as technology has rendered populated rural areas unnecessary. Of course, in industrial nations,
that is the case. However, the situation is quite different in developing countries. Although the developing nations may have less of an urban population because their cities are not as
developed as industrialized countries, the projections for the population of cities see a change in the future. The majority of the projected population increases are in fact expected to be
absorbed by urban areas of less developed nations ("Staff" PG). It is believed that the developing nations will become industrialized. Whatever the case may be, the present situation shows
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