CAT (VARC) PYQs

Demographic transition in America in the twentieth century is strongly marked by an out-migration from rural areas.

Economists have found that throughout the twentieth century, the size of the labour force in America has always been largest in rural areas.

A population census conducted in 1952 showed that more Americans lived in rural areas than in urban ones.

The estimation of per capita income in America in the mid-twentieth century primarily required data from rural areas.