"Squatter" populations tend to be less of a problem for primate cites than for rural villages.

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Squatter populations tend to be more of a problem for urban areas, including primate cities, due to rapid urbanization and the inability of these cities to provide adequate housing, services, and employment for all residents, leading to the development of informal settlements or squatter communities. Rural villages, while they may face their own challenges, typically do not experience squatter populations to the same extent as densely populated urban areas.

"Squatter" Populations Tend to Be Less of a Problem for Primate