Which of the following is a cause of rural to urban migration in India ?

Explanation

## Page 39 Major reasons for migration from villages to cities in India include limited availability of employment in rural areas, higher demand for labour in cities, imbalanced development between villages and cities, availability of better opportunities for education, health, and employment in cities, and the attraction of urban infrastructure facilities and a better lifestyle. Thus, option (d) is the correct answer. In an economy, the money supply affects macroeconomic variables such as interest rate, price level, employment, output, etc. Macroeconomics is the branch of economics in which the economy is studied in a broad manner; that is, it studies all the variables of the economy collectively, which represent the entire economy—such as aggregate demand, aggregate supply, employment, income, output, etc.