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Stable at extremely high levels of urbanization. They've already made their move to cities.

• eru 17y ago
  Yes.
  • eru 17y ago
    I dug around. I found http://ww2.unhabitat.org/habrdd/conditions/westeurope/switze.htm http://ww2.unhabitat.org/habrdd/conditions/westeurope/switze... Seems like Switzerland has an urbanization level of 65% of the population. Does this count as extremely high? And it's not stable. Its projected to reach 72% by 2025.
    • pchristensen 17y ago
      60-80% is typical for industrialized countries. I'd be interested to know if the increase is projected because of shrinkages of rural/small towns or growth in urban population from births, immigration, etc.
      • eru 17y ago
        See the link. The statistics are there.