According to Coulton and Chow (1995), what is NOT true about the effects of relo

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According to Coulton and Chow (1995), what is NOT true about the effects of relocation of manufacturing jobs to suburban areas?

The relocation has led to concentrations of poverty in the South and West, similar to northern cities.

The relocation has played a role in the concentration of poverty in northern industrial cities like Cleveland.

The relocation affects northern blacks because they live in areas far from jobs in suburban areas.

None of these answers are correct.

The relocation has led to concentrations of poverty in the South and West, similar to northern cities.

The relocation has played a role in the concentration of poverty in northern industrial cities like Cleveland.

The relocation affects northern blacks because they live in areas far from jobs in suburban areas.

None of these answers are correct.

Explanation / Answer

Option 1 is incorrect.

This is because their findings actually revealed that there was quite a lower concentration of poverty in urban areas in the south and west. This was the result of the lower levels of cases related to racial segregation, also there was a greater accessibility towards employment near these geographic locations.

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