In modern city-hinterland relationships, the most important resource that the city typically receives from the hinterland is agricultural products as food for the urban population. This relationship involves the city relying on the hinterland for the supply of food to sustain its growing population.
In modern city-hinterland relationships, what is often the most important resource the city receives from the hinterland?(1 point) Responses materials used as fuel such as firewood materials used as fuel such as firewood labor labor agricultural products as food for the urban population agricultural products as food for the urban population tax income
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