The Metropolitan cities of the world are becoming unmanageable due to the insane increase of population. There is a myth that government move factories to newly build industrial zones to reduce the load from mega cities. While, this plan may look good on paper, but it will be very hard to execute. In this essay I will discuss why it is ultimately not for the best.
People from remote areas, come to large cities for higher studies and building their careers. Although, this inflow overloads main cities, but they also provide skill and labour for the businesses. However, this spurs a debate that government should move already established businesses to the regional hub. This plan will not only create new avenues for big companies, but provide job opportunities for people in remote areas. For instance, Pakistan has established a new industrial zone in Gawadar which is a new sea port area, and authorities are providing incentives and facilities to attract business. Therefore this will attract businesses to establish in that region.
Certainly, moving businesses to regional hubs and dismantling already installed and working factories will make no sense. Although, it will not only have a cost of no production for a long period of time, but there is also a chance of damaged equipment during this process. In addition to that workers will lose jobs who settle into that particular area for that very job. Moving all the workers and their families will never be a practical idea. Therefore, moving already established businesses to any place will not be a good idea.
In conclusion, although, government may facilitate and give incentives to large companies to extend or establish new business in regional hubs, but it is absolutely imperative that moving already established concerns will not be feasible.
The Metropolitan
cities
of the world are becoming unmanageable due to the insane increase of population. There is a myth that
government
move
factories to
newly
build industrial zones to
reduce
the load from mega
cities
. While, this plan may look
good
on paper,
but
it will be
very
hard
to execute. In this essay I will discuss why it is
ultimately
not for the best.
People
from remote
areas
,
come
to large
cities
for higher studies and building their careers. Although, this inflow overloads main
cities
,
but
they
also
provide
skill
and
labour
for the
businesses
.
However
, this spurs a debate that
government
should
move
already
established
businesses
to the regional hub. This plan will not
only
create
new
avenues for
big
companies
,
but
provide job opportunities for
people
in remote
areas
.
For instance
, Pakistan has
established
a
new
industrial zone in
Gawadar
which is a
new
sea port
area
, and authorities are providing incentives and facilities to attract
business
.
Therefore
this will attract
businesses
to establish in that region.
Certainly
,
moving
businesses
to regional hubs and dismantling
already
installed and working factories will
make
no sense. Although, it will not
only
have a cost of no production for a long period of time,
but
there is
also
a chance of damaged equipment during this process.
In addition
to that workers will lose jobs who settle into that particular
area
for that
very
job.
Moving
all the workers and their families will never be a practical
idea
.
Therefore
,
moving
already
established
businesses
to any place will not be a
good
idea
.
In conclusion
, although,
government
may facilitate and give incentives to large
companies
to extend or establish
new
business
in regional hubs,
but
it is
absolutely
imperative that
moving
already
established
concerns will not be feasible.