Urban growth in less developed regions is high because of:
A) high crime in rural areas
B) high rates of internal migration
C) high rates of migration from other countries
D) government mandates to move people to the city
E) enormous growth of skilled jobs in urban areas

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Less developed regions often experience high rates of internal migration as people move from rural areas to cities in search of greater economic opportunities, such as urban jobs and access to services. This trend contributes to urban growth in these regions. The other options do not accurately explain the main cause of urban growth in less developed regions.

Urban Growth in Less Developed Regions Is High Because Of