The rate of urbanisation in labour-intensive poor economies far exceeds that of the core economies.

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Labour-intensive poor economies typically have high rural to urban migration due to a lack of job opportunities and better living standards in urban areas. This leads to a rapid rate of urbanisation in these economies. Core economies, on the other hand, already have well-developed urban areas and therefore their rate of urbanisation is slower.

The Rate of Urbanisation in Labour-Intensive Poor Economies Far Exceeds