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The construction of makeshift housing in a country within the periphery, as shown in the photograph, is often the result of

A natural disasters that moved through the area, damaging homes
natural disasters that moved through the area, damaging homes


B government housing projects that were neglected as a result of government corruption
government housing projects that were neglected as a result of government corruption


C an increasing number of industrial jobs available in a city without adequate housing
an increasing number of industrial jobs available in a city without adequate housing


D too few schools and an increasing number of informal labor market jobs for children
too few schools and an increasing number of informal labor market jobs for children

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Answer: C an increasing number of industrial jobs available in a city without adequate housing.  

Explanation:

When there is an increase of jobs in the cities and urban areas, it will attract people from the rural areas as they hope to earn higher wages.

These people will need a place to live in the city but might find it hard to access especially in developing nations as the cities would not have adequate housing. They will therefore set up makeshift camps and housing like the one shown here to enable stay closer to work.

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