A Geography of "Centrality and Marginality" in Global Cities Refers

question 37

Multiple Choice

A geography of "centrality and marginality" in global cities refers to the fact that:

• A) central zones are deemed marginal
• B) central business districts reside in global cities
• C) enormous affluence and acute poverty are side by side with minimal interaction
• D) some global cities are central and others are marginal
• E) affluence and poverty are geographically separated to avoid interaction

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