Study Table 1, which shows zone of work for workers living in six zones in a city of an LEDC.
- (a)(i)Which zone has the highest percentage of people working at home?[1]
- (a)(ii)What percentage of people resident in zone 3 commute to work in zone 1?[1]
- (a)(iii)Which zone provides the largest percentage of commuters travelling into zone 1 for work?[1]
- (b)(i)Fig. 7 shows the position of the zones. With reference to Fig. 7 and Table 1, compare the number of workers who work and live in the same zone.[1]
- (b)(ii)Suggest two reasons for the differences.[2]
- (c)Suggest why some workers would be classified in Table 1 as “other”.[2]
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- [1] (a) (i) Zone 4
- [1] (ii) 6.7
- [1] (iii) Zone 2
- [1] (b) (i) General decrease from zone 1 to zone 6
- [2] (ii) Lots of jobs in Zone 1 as CBD
- Other high percentages due to industrial zones
- Zone 6 is on edge of city so more people have to travel elsewhere to work
- Zone 6 may have better housing for high paid CBD workers
- [2] (c) Work outside all of zones 1–6 / city
- Mobile job, e.g. taxi
- Work in more than 1 location
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