... Urbanisation ? " Sustainable Urbanisation " , as discussed and elaborated during the dia- logue series , has a number of special characteristics . It is , of course , a process - and a very dynamic one . Most important , it is multi ...
... urbanisation . In spite of the acceleration of urban development , the urbanisation rate in China is on average 10-20 percentage points lower than in other countries at a similar income level ( Wang and Xia 1999 ) . In particular ...
... urbanisation is not the only oddity of Indian urbanisation. Whatever urbanisation has happened over the last few decades has been concentrated in the larger cities. The broader metropolitan areas of cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore ...
... urbanisation is quite different . Whereas urban growth refers to increase in the number of people living in urban areas , urbanisation refers to an increase in the proportion of people living in urban areas . The dia- grams in figure ...
... urbanisation . It is not an easy matter to obtain a measure of urbanisation . The census returns of most countries classify the population into urban and rural , but while these figures are useful for com- paring changes in the same ...
... urbanisation. China has now entered the late stage of its urbanisation acceleration period. According to general development laws, the leading industries driving urbanisation will shift to those in the service sector. Metropolitan areas ...
... urbanisation rate have a higher rural income. This relationship may imply that urbanisation helps to liberate redundant rural labour from arable land and therefore increases agricultural productivity. Considering that one-half of the ...
... urbanisation process among 51 ethnic groups in western China; it also examined the factors that influence the variation in urbanisation levels. The main conclusions are summarised in the following paragraphs: First, the urbanisation ...
... urbanisation processes, since the 1978 'reform and opening-up' (RO). The coun- try's urbanisation rate has seen contin- uous increases since then – from 18% to approximately 65% – in 2021. How would you characterise China's urbani ...
... urbanisation . Combining Equations 7.1 and 7.2 , the equilibrium urbanisation level is jointly determined by both the demand and supply of rural labour.3 Since there is always some difference between the demand and supply forces of ...