Which of the following statements is NOT true about cottage industry?
Cottage industry small-scale home-based low capital; check not true statement.
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This category gathers questions that examine how population growth interacts with sustainable development and urban planning. Topics include demographic shifts, resource management, and the impact of urbanization on the environment and society.
Cottage industry small-scale home-based low capital; check not true statement.
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Third World developing countries, non-aligned; developed like USA not Third World.
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Unskilled migration to cities gives rise to slums, informal settlements, urban poverty.
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Neoclassical migration theory migration of labour from low wage to high wage areas.
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Indicators economic development GDP per capita, HDI, literacy, life expectancy all.
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OECD founded 1961, 38 members, economic development cooperation, Paris.
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Urbanization result of industrialization, economic development, rural-urban migration.
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Economic growth single-dimensional quantitative, development multi-dimensional qualitative improvement, correct distinction.
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The migration does not affect the overall population of the region. is correct as per Which of the following stateme environmental principle and scientific evidence.
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Human migration due to unavoidable circumstances push factors, poverty conflict disasters.
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Sustainable economic development meets present needs without compromising future generations, Brundtland.
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Man-made degradation includes population explosion, urbanization, poverty, deforestation all causes.
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