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Where are rapidly growing cities typically found?

Developing or emerging countries

What was Mexico City's approximate population in the 1950s?

2 million people

What was Mexico City's approximate population by 2024?

22 million residents

How many times did Mexico City's population increase from the 1950s to 2024?

More than ten-fold

What was Mexico City's annual growth rate during the 1950s?

5.5%

What was Mexico City's annual growth rate by 2024?

Approximately 1% per year

How many primary factors drive Mexico City's rapid urban growth?

Three factors

What characterised natural increase in Mexico City during the 1950s?

High births, falling deaths

What is the primary source of migrants to Mexico City?

Rural areas within Mexico

Which is a push factor for rural-urban migration to Mexico City?

Limited job opportunities

How does economic investment drive population growth in Mexico City?

Creates job opportunities

What housing development occurred due to rapid population growth?

Self-built housing & informal settle.

Which infrastructure system struggles with rising population demand?

Water supply systems

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