Question

2. In the post-industrial era, an edge city is a/an A. large suburban development mainly occupied by commuters. B. complex of warehouses, shopping malls, and offices located along traffic routes. C. urbanized development that is an extension of a megalopolis. D. merger of several residential suburbs into one entity.

Answer 1

The correct answer would be B :)

Answer 2

The answer is B. Complex of warehouses, shopping malls, and offices located along traffic routes.

Economic changes emphasized the role of services and technology and the meaning of information in social life are reflected in the 20th century. During these times, the post-industrial city, for instance, can be mentioned in the creation of new administrative and commercial centers along accessible roads in the hinterland called edge cities.

These cities were often developed near airports, as many airports were developed outside of city centers but close enough to have ease of access for people coming in and coming out. Example of an edge city developed in the 1920’s was Detroit’s New Center which was located 3 miles north of City’s downtown.