Why is an MSA an imperfect measurement for assessing a functional area?

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Why is an MSA an imperfect measurement for assessing a functional area?

Advanced Placement (AP)
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MSA's may overlap and cause several large metropolitan areas to come so close together that they form one continuous urban complex.

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