Wealthy residents of cities are more likely to have access to good transportation. according to the burgess model for city growth, where would wealthy residents choose to live?

a. in the central business district
b. in the region closest to the central business district
c. halfway between the central business district and the edge of the city
d. on the edge of the city

The correct answer is "D".

The concentric zone model or burgess model for city growth was a theoretical urbanistic model during the first half of the 20th century. It placed the central business district at the center of a city, followed by a mixed transition zone of residential and commercial areas.

Regarding the residential areas, the zone that bordered the mixed transition zone (closer to the city center) was normally destined for working class communities, while the outer area located on the edge of the city was where the wealthy residents lived.

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