Population in cities
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I can explain who lives in cities and why.
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Urban populations often have a larger share of people aged 18–40.
Migration to cities is driven by employment and educational opportunities.
Cities provide a wide range of leisure facilties which are also a draw for younger people.
Natural increase is a key factor in the growth of urban populations.
High population density puts pressure on infrastructure and services.
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