This article addresses the questions, "What is the Population & Steets of Buda City?". The answer to this question will be influenced by respondents' responses to questions at the beginning of the survey. The response of respondents reflects their own perceptions of the city, which is not necessarily an objective reality. Furthermore, these responses are formed within the context of respondents' expectations for the quality of public services in Buda. For example, if one was expecting to wait for three minutes to pass an intersection in a small town, they would consider this a significant inconvenience. On the other hand, if a person is expecting rush-hour traffic in a large metropolitan area, the time required may be not noticed at all.
Another factor that influences growth in Buda is the physical characteristics of the city. The city's physical characteristics can both constrain and enable growth. For example, an earthquake in Buda can be larger than in a nearby city, but smaller than in a city the same size. In addition, the city has manmade and natural features that can affect the development of the city. Taking these factors into consideration, the population of Buda is expected to increase over the next several decades.
The most common industries in Buda include dairy farming and ranching. Aside from that, the city had a number of hotels, a lumberyard, two newspapers, a cheese factory, a skating rink, and a movie theater. The city remained an active commercial center throughout the Great Depression, despite the deteriorating economy. In 1929, the population of Buda was 600, which declined to 300 by 1933. In the mid-1980s, it regained its pre-depression levels.