A situation in which poverty, unemployment, and other problems associated with urbanisation are made worse by an influx of unskilled, poverty-stricken rural immigrants who have been pushed into the cities out of desperation is called
A)over-urbanisation.
B)urban sprawl.
C)agglomeration.
D)demographic trap.

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Over-urbanisation refers to the situation where the problems associated with urbanisation such as poverty, unemployment, and lack of housing are made worse by an influx of unskilled, poverty-stricken rural immigrants. This occurs when these individuals are forced to move into the cities out of desperation, without adequate skills or resources to find employment or support themselves. This can lead to overcrowding, social unrest, and increased poverty and inequality in urban areas.

A Situation in Which Poverty, Unemployment, and Other Problems Associated