Previously impoverished inner-city districts of major cities such as New York and Chicago are now quite fashionable and expensive, devoted to finance, retail stores, high-priced condos, and entertainment. Which of the following statements best describes an aspect of this development that inhibits urban gang formation?

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The lack of residential areas in these newly developed districts means there are fewer adolescent recruits to join gangs. This can inhibit the formation of urban gangs as there is a smaller pool of potential members.

Previously Impoverished Inner-City Districts of Major Cities Such as New