Geography

3. Areas beyond an urban center and its suburbs, typically separated by farmland.
4. Measures the economic output of a nation per person.
5. The number of people living per square kilometer.
10. An industrialised country with a well-developed economy and relatively high standard of living
11. Central business district
12. Describes built-up areas such as cities or towns.
13. The act of fostering growth, progress, or positive change in physical, economic, environmental, social, and demographic aspects of a place.
14. characteristics of a population broken down into subsets for statistical analysis purposes such as age, gender etc

1. encouraging the growth of regional and suburban areas by moving jobs and businesses there rather than keeping them concentrated in the city central business district
2. Urban growth resulting from the development of new suburbs on the outskirts of a city.
6. Smaller towns or cities located near a major metropolitan area, acting as regional hubs for population and employment while thriving due to their close proximity to the larger city.
7. The process where wealthier people move into a poorer urban area, leading to housing improvements and new businesses, often displacing existing residents.
8. The economy of a developing nation increasingly engaged with global markets as it grows, possessing some but not all characteristics of a developed market.
9. The standard measure of the value created through the production of goods and services in a country during a specific time period.