The right answer is D: Mayor-Council. In this form of municipal government a mayor, or executive leader, is elected separately from the council, or legislative leaders. In addition, he or she has important authority in administrative and budgetary issues and, depending on the municipal charter (a document that establishes the municipality), he or she can have very strong powers or more limited ones. Sometimes, municipalities appoint a professional manager, whose administrative authority is more limited. This is one of the most common forms of government. Minneapolis, for instance, is managed through this form of government.
I would say that the most likely reason is <span>a high birth rate. There's usually a higher birth rate in less developed countries. The higher the birth rate, the more young children, the smaller number of </span><span>an ageing population. </span>
