MC There is a low unemployment rate in a community that has experienced a large growth in gentrification. Yet, many community residents live in motels and campgrounds
because there is a lack of affordable housing for lower-income residents. These residents could be considered:
A. To be very close to poverty.
B. To have problems with substance abuse.
C. Homeless due to their transitory lodgings.
D. An easily mobile workforce.
C. Homeless due to their transitory lodgings.
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