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CH-6: EMPLOYMENT : GROWTH, INFORMALISATION AND OTHER ISSUES, Indian Economic Development, NCERT Books
Reason Rural Higher Worker Ratio
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Question (English)
Why is the worker-population ratio higher in rural areas than urban areas?
- Better job opportunities in villages
- People have limited resources and join workforce early, many don't pursue higher education ✓ Correct
- Government provides more jobs in rural areas
- Agriculture pays higher wages
Explanation:
Correct Answer Explanation
In rural areas, people have limited resources to earn higher income and participate more in employment. Many do not go to schools/colleges or discontinue education midway to join the workforce.
Key Points:
- Rural people's economic condition doesn't allow them to stay at home.
- In urban areas, a considerable section pursues education first.
- Urban people look for appropriate jobs matching qualifications.
Why Other Options Are Wrong
- A: Urban areas actually have better job opportunities.
- C: Government employs more in urban formal sector.
- D: Agriculture wages are generally lower.
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