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This economic indicator measures the percentage of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines' total population residing in urban areas. It provides crucial insights into the country's demographic shift and urbanization trends. Economists and policymakers monitor this figure to understand the pace of rural-to-urban migration, which often correlates with economic development and the growth of service sectors. Changes can signal evolving labor markets, increased demand for infrastructure and housing in cities, and potential strains on urban resources. It also helps in planning for urban development, social services, and regional economic disparities. The percentage is typically calculated by dividing the urban population count by the total national population, derived from census data and population projections. An increasing percentage suggests a growing urban concentration, potentially indicating industrialization and greater economic opportunities in cities. Conversely, a declining or stagnant percentage might point to slower urban growth, potential economic challenges in urban centers, or a resurgence of rural economic activity.
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