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11.For Marx, the offender behind human misery associated with lack of food is capitalism, which dictates how food and all other resources are distributed. 12.It is more population pressure than food distribution that causes hunger. 13.For rural populations, migration due to famine or war is far less frequent than their movement away from subsistence farming. 14.Both dependency theory and urban bias suggest that only a small urban elite benefits from the increased growth and economic dominance of global cities. 15.India has the largest absolute increase in urban population of any country in the world, even though India is still over 70% rural. 16.The urban sector contains most of the world’s poverty and most of the world’s wealth. 17.The reality is that urban growth, fueled by rural in-migration, will decrease, and democratic governments will be able to support their economies. 18.Because urbanization is a not matter of degree, the demarcation between urban and rural is a sharp one. 19.The suburbanization of racial and ethnic groups is lagging far behind whites. 20.Except for density and more single-family residences, the suburbs are increasingly resembling larger cities.