Traffic and housing problems in major cities could be solved by moving large companies and factories and their employees to the countryside. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this opinion?

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In all around the world somebody believe, if great factories and companies change their location from
city
to
countryside
, the
traffic
and housing difficulty will be
solve
Suggestion
solved
. But there is not any proof to say that in hundred percent correct. Major of rush hours is for morning when people go to work and evening when they want to come back. So by changing the location, the
traffic
can transfer to
countryside
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the countryside
.
However
, there is advance public transportation in
city
in contrast
of
countryside
and village. So people in the
countryside
are more have to use their own car than people in the
city
In
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On
the other side, facilities, shopping
centers
an area that is approximately central within some larger region
centres
,
tourism attraction
Accept comma addition
tourism, attraction
, parks and amusement Parks have the most powerful affective in
traffic
and housing problems.
For
example in
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example, during
example during
holidays there is a heavy
traffic
in the street. So these problems cannot completely depend on factories and companies and their employee. In spite of
this
may be a fact that by reducing numbers of work's vehicle on
city street
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a city street
city streets
, a large percentage of
traffic
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the traffic
will obviously decline, especially
in
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during
rush hours, because there are some person that prefer to use their own vehicle
instead
of public transportation for their
comfortably
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comfort
comforters
comforts
. In conclusion, I believe that the majority of the
city
's problems as
traffic
, housing, air pollution is not depend on factories and companies. There are other
reason
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reasons
for it
such
as shopping
centers
an area that is approximately central within some larger region
centres
, amusement parks and when every development
facilities
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facility
concentrate
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concentrates
is concentrated
in
city center
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the city centre
city centre
; these problems are
consequence
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a consequence
consequences
the consequence
of that design.
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