First and foremost, in spite of the various merits of the movement of production and service sectors to the countryside, there are also a few disadvantages of it. Firstly, it will lead to unemployment in cities due to limited jobs in the urban areas. For example, transportation facilities and availability of resources and raw materials are less in these regional areas, production may be affected at some stages. Obviously, this paves the way for loss of revenue during the initial stages. Furthermore, the consumer base may not be as large as that in cities and towns which may even cause economic crisis to some industries at certain stages of development
First
and foremost,
in spite of
the various merits of the movement of production and service sectors to the countryside, there are
also
a few disadvantages of it.
Firstly
, it will lead to unemployment in cities due to limited jobs in the urban areas.
For example
, transportation facilities and availability of resources and raw materials are less in these regional areas, production may be
affected
at
some
stages.
Obviously
, this paves the way for loss of revenue during the initial stages.
Furthermore
, the consumer base may not be as large as that in cities and towns which may even cause economic crisis to
some
industries at certain stages of development