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All of the following were factors in the 1950s in rising poverty rates in inner cities EXCEPTA. large numbers of poor people migrating into these areas.B. increasing automation.C. a growth of unskilled industrial jobs in these areas.D. persistent racial discrimination.E. the movement of factories and mills to new locations.
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