Inverted Density Gradient in Global South Cities
In many cities of the Global South, the traditional density gradient—which typically shows population density decreasing with distance from the center—is inverted. Which of the following best explains this pattern?
A
Industrial zones being located primarily in city centers
B
Government policies promoting suburban development
C
Informal settlements developing on cheaper peripheral land
D
Higher income residents preferring city centers
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