Cities in the least developed nations today differ from cities in the developed world in that:
A) little of their growth is due to natural population growth.
B) many have never been industrial cities.
C) they offer too many working-class jobs.
D) they are planned communities.

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Cities in the least developed nations today differ from cities in the developed world in that many have never been industrial cities because they often lack the resources, infrastructure, and demand necessary to develop large industrial sectors. In addition, many of these cities are still predominantly agrarian or rely on small-scale services and informal economies, and as a result, offer fewer formal working-class jobs. Whereas, options A, C, and D do not describe the major differences between cities in the least developed nations and those in the developed world.

Cities in the Least Developed Nations Today Differ from Cities