QUOTE(icemanfx @ Jan 27 2020, 11:18 PM)
Minister speech was from different event and different date, and minister speech is normally given in press kit. as the event or speech was non political or contentious, it is unlikely for minister to quote wrong number again.
the chart is from statistics department as given by you.
There is no argument that was a growth of urban population since 20 years ago but the growth rate has slowed in the last few years.
the chart is from statistics department as given by you.
There is no argument that was a growth of urban population since 20 years ago but the growth rate has slowed in the last few years.
From the summary, internal migrants 89.3%+ International migrants 10.7%. Out of 89.3%, interstate migrants 28.5% and intrastate migrants 60.8%. For intrastate migrants, 6.3% urban to rural, 19.8% rural to urban.
Your own summary when posting the news "uuu/bbb used to claim; migration from rural to city increase housing demand in cities." Population in big cities do increase over the years and migration from rural to cities do increase housing demand, you are not trying to mislead the facts and say it is not the case?
Again, don't pusing and try to mislead people. Enough discussion on this. Let's stick to the topic. Opr reduction
This post has been edited by wsoon82: Jan 28 2020, 05:15 AM