A rise in the standard of living in a country often only seems to benefits cities rather than rural areas. What problems might this differences cause? How might these problems be reduced?

It is the case that the increasing living standard in a country seems to be more substantial for cities rather than non-urban areas. There could be several problems from

this

and I take into account that there are some solutions to mitigate these issues.

This

trend provides the rural depopulation which causes a large number of countryside dwellers to move to the cities,

thus

resulting in a housing shortage and environmental pollution. With regard to the former, there are more and more migrants in urban

areas whereas

Accept comma addition

areas, whereas

the area square limits,

this

leads to the over-priced accommodation and the poor people cannot afford to satisfy the need of settlement. As far as I am concerned, more increasing population, more garbage is wasted, which places a weighty burden on the environment. From my views, one of the remedy, in order to tackle these problems, is the government should allocate budget into the suburban areas to attract people to live and work here, to take an example is that the education investment in the countryside rises, which makes parents will not make a decision to move their children to the cities to follow education anymore. Another way forward is businesses relocation in order to appeal to more employees in these areas and take contribution to foster a higher standard in the countryside. In conclusion,

this

situation can put residents at some disadvantages,

however

, I believe a number of solutions can address them.