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This indicator quantifies the proportion of Brunei's total population residing in urban areas, reflecting the nation's level of urbanization. Economists and policymakers monitor this metric to understand demographic shifts, resource allocation needs, and the pace of economic development. A higher percentage typically signifies a greater concentration of economic activity in cities, potentially driving demand for infrastructure, housing, and services. Conversely, a declining or stagnant rate might suggest rural revitalization efforts or a slowdown in urban migration. The calculation involves dividing the urban population count by the total population and multiplying by 100. Increases often correlate with industrialization and the growth of the service sector, while decreases can signal challenges in urban job markets or a resurgence in agricultural or resource-based economies in rural regions. It's a key factor in urban planning and regional development strategies.
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