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Many young people today are leaving their homes in the countryside to move to cities. Why is this happening? What can be done to encourage young people to stay in rural areas?

Many young people today are leaving their homes in the countryside to move to cities. Why is this happening? What can be done to encourage young people to stay in rural areas? YN9n
At present, frequent migration of people from rural areas to cities is grabbing attention. This is mainly because cities are seen as places of new opportunity, to take measures to obtain better education, and employment. In my opinion, the government could deal with a problem with different approaches. There is no doubt that weak educational infrastructure in the countryside is one of the factors encouraging people to move to a metropolis. That is to say, experienced teachers and latest innovations are rare phenomena in rural areas. These are the reasons for young people migrating for new skills, better education and equipped institutions. Another issue in rural villages is enduring a high rate of unemployment. Huge gap between the inhabitants and available jobs causes elevated unemployment. Consequently, this circumstance supports an idea of migrating for new or higher-paid jobs. One of the solutions to find a remedy for a situation, the government should invest in attracting literate teachers and bringing technology to improve society’s educational level. Teachers, for example, play a crucial role in young people’s life. Since students spend much of their time with them, they make a huge contribution on becoming a potential well-educated worker, which in turn may prevent people from moving from rural areas. In addition, the government can reduce migration by developing small towns and the countryside’s economy. Reducing taxes on production in rurals, for example, can grab the attention of investors, which may be followed by creating new job positions and keeping inhabitants employed. In conclusion, people migrate taking into account their future career. In my opinion, it is important to think forward and move to an industrial site on time. However, the government should take the initiative and stave off the issue, otherwise, it may entail other unplanned problems afterwards.
At present, frequent migration of
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areas to cities is grabbing attention. This is
mainly
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seen
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new
opportunity, to take measures to obtain better education, and employment. In my opinion, the
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government
could deal with a problem with
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different
approaches.

There is no doubt that weak educational infrastructure in the countryside is one of the factors encouraging
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people
to
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move
to a metropolis.
That is
to say, experienced teachers and latest innovations are rare phenomena in
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rural
areas. These are the reasons for young
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people
migrating for
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new
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skills
, better education and equipped institutions. Another issue in
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rural
villages is enduring a high rate of unemployment. Huge gap between the inhabitants and available jobs causes elevated unemployment.
Consequently
, this circumstance supports an
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idea
of migrating for
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new
or higher-paid jobs.

One of the solutions to find a remedy for a situation, the
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government
should invest in attracting literate teachers and bringing technology to
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improve
society’s educational level. Teachers,
for example
, play a crucial role in young
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people’s
life. Since students spend much of their time with them, they
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make
a huge
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becoming a potential well-educated worker, which in turn may
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prevent
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people
from moving from
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rural
areas.
In addition
, the
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government
can
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reduce
migration by developing
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small
towns and the countryside’s economy. Reducing taxes on production in
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rurals
,
for example
, can grab the attention of investors, which may
be followed
by creating
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new
job positions and keeping inhabitants employed.

In conclusion
,
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people
migrate taking into account their future career. In my opinion, it is
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important
to
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think
forward and
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move
to an industrial site on time.
However
, the
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government
should take the initiative and stave off the issue,
otherwise
, it may entail other unplanned problems afterwards.
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IELTS essay Many young people today are leaving their homes in the countryside to move to cities. Why is this happening? What can be done to encourage young people to stay in rural areas?

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