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In recent years, some countries have experienced rapid economic development. This has resulted in much higher standards of living in urban areas but not in the country side. This situation may bring some problems for the country as a whole. What are these problems? How might they be reduced? v.1

In recent years, some countries have experienced rapid economic development. This has resulted in much higher standards of living in urban areas but not in the country side. This situation may bring some problems for the country as a whole. What are these problems? How might they be reduced? v. 1
In countries that achieved very fast economic growth, people living in the cities tend to be better off than their rural counterparts, because moat often than not, the governments abandon them. The major problems of this development are the high level of migration to the cities from the countryside and the infringement on the general growth of a nation. There are various ways to deal with these issues, however, the development of rural areas and investment in local businesses seem to be the best. First and foremost, the low standard of living in local areas causes increased rural-urban migration. The high influx of people into the cities, for better job opportunities or even the chance at a better life, can result in congestion and this puts a strain on the facilities that are meant to serve just a proportion of the population. Furthermore, such areas become overcrowdes, such that people can become homeless and crime rates can rise fast. To tackle this obstacle, the government needs to build infrastructure and develop the rural areas, so that they can stop migrating to the cities for basic amenities. For example, a survey carried out in Ogun State, in Nigeria, in 2015, revealed that, movement to neighboring cities dwindled by 40%, since the state began providing better housing and developing the area. Secondly, the reduced growth of the local areas, leads to a strain on the overall economic growth of the country. Each of the areas in a state, is meant to contribute their quarter to the revenue of the country at intervals. Rural areas are unable to do so, because their businesses do not thrive, as they are less likely to get loans for their activities. In addition, government policies do not really favor them and most of their patrons end up moving to more favorable areas. To solve this problem, policies should be made to empower local businesses, so that they can make ends meet. The government should also invest in rural businesses and make loans available for them. For instance, research done in Denmark, in the early 2000's, showed that after the empowerment and investment in local businesses, the gross domestic product of the nation, rose by almost 45%. In conclusion, the rapid rate of urbanization in some areas, has left rural areas behind. This has caused a lot of people to abandon such areas for the cities, as well as to drawback the economic development of the entire country. The best ways to deal with this dilemma, remains the development of infrastructure in the rural areas and upliftment of businesses in the countryside.
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economic
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tend to be
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rural
counterparts,
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often
than not, the
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governments
abandon them. The major problems of this
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development
are the high level of migration to the
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cities
from the countryside and the infringement on the general
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growth
of a nation. There are various ways to deal with these issues,
however
, the
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development
of
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rural
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areas
and investment in
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local
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businesses
seem to be the best.

First
and foremost, the low standard of living in
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local
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areas
causes increased rural-urban migration. The high influx of
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people
into the
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cities
, for
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better
job opportunities or even the chance at a
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better
life, can result in congestion and this puts a strain on the facilities that
are meant
to serve
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just
a proportion of the population.
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, such
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areas
become
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overcrowdes
, such that
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people
can become homeless and crime rates can rise
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fast
. To tackle this obstacle, the
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government
needs to build infrastructure and develop the
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rural
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areas
,
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so
that they can
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stop
migrating to the
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cities
for basic amenities.
For example
, a survey carried out in
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Ogun
State, in Nigeria, in 2015, revealed that, movement to neighboring
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cities
dwindled by 40%, since the state began providing
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better
housing and developing the area.

Secondly
, the
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reduced
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growth
of the
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local
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areas
, leads to a strain on the
overall
economic
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growth
of the
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country
. Each of the
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areas
in a state,
is meant
to contribute their quarter to the revenue of the
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country
at intervals.
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Rural
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areas
are unable to do
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,
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their
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businesses
do not thrive, as they are less likely to
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get
loans for their activities.
In addition
,
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government
policies do not
really
favor them and most of their patrons
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end
up moving to more favorable
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areas
. To solve this problem, policies should
be made
to empower
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local
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businesses
,
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so
that they can
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make
ends
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meet
. The
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government
should
also
invest in
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rural
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businesses
and
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make
loans available for them.
For instance
, research done in Denmark, in the early
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2000's
,
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showed
that after the empowerment and investment in
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local
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businesses
, the gross domestic product of the nation, rose by almost 45%.

In conclusion
, the rapid rate of urbanization in
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areas
, has
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left
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rural
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areas
behind. This has caused
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a lot of
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people
to abandon such
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areas
for the
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cities
,
as well
as to drawback the economic
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development
of the entire
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country
. The best ways to deal with this dilemma, remains the
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development
of infrastructure in the
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rural
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areas
and
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upliftment
of
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businesses
in the countryside.
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IELTS essay In recent years, some countries have experienced rapid economic development. This has resulted in much higher standards of living in urban areas but not in the country side. This situation may bring some problems for the country as a whole. What are these problems? How might they be reduced? v. 1

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