A nurse-researcher is examining demographics and socioeconomics of rural farming communities in Canada.Which of the following facts is true?

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Rural areas often have a higher incidence of low income compared to urban areas, but the statement that the rural incidence of low income is similar to that of those living in urban areas can be considered true in a general context, as disparities exist but can be comparable in certain analyses. The other options contain inaccuracies: A) Rural areas dependent on commodities like mineral extraction or forestry often face economic instability due to fluctuating global prices and environmental regulations. C) Agriculture is a major employment sector in several rural areas across Canada, not limited to Saskatchewan, Ontario, and Nova Scotia. D) A significantly smaller percentage of Canada's population lives on farms; the figure is much lower than 17% to 18%.

A Nurse-Researcher Is Examining Demographics and Socioeconomics of Rural Farming