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Bolivia Urban Population (%) measures the proportion of Bolivia's total population residing in urban areas. This demographic indicator is crucial for understanding the country's urbanization trends and their implications for economic development. Economists and policymakers monitor this figure to assess the pace of migration from rural to urban centers, which can signal shifts in labor markets, demand for infrastructure, and the distribution of economic activity. The percentage is typically calculated by dividing the number of people living in officially designated urban areas by the total national population. An increasing percentage suggests a growing urban workforce, potentially driving demand for housing, services, and manufactured goods. Conversely, a declining or stagnant rate might indicate limited urban job opportunities or a strengthening rural economy. Policymakers use this data to plan for urban development, resource allocation, and social services, while businesses can leverage it to forecast market growth and consumer behavior in different regions.
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