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This indicator quantifies the proportion of Cameroon's total population residing in urban areas. It is a crucial metric for understanding demographic shifts and their economic implications. Economists and policymakers monitor this figure to gauge the pace of urbanization, which often correlates with industrialization, increased demand for infrastructure and services, and changes in labor market dynamics. A rising percentage signals migration from rural to urban centers, potentially indicating better economic opportunities or a need for enhanced urban planning and resource allocation. Conversely, a declining or stagnant rate might suggest rural economic stagnation or challenges in urban job creation. The calculation involves dividing the total urban population by the total national population and multiplying by 100. Increases in this percentage typically point to economic growth concentrated in cities, while decreases could signal broader economic distress or a shift in development strategies. Understanding this trend is vital for effective urban development, resource management, and socioeconomic policy formulation.
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