traffic and housing problems in major cities can be solved by moving large companies, factories and their employees to the countryside. to what extend do you agree or disagree?

Solutions to congestion on roads and housing shortages in megacities may include the migration of large companies to outside the metropolis. I partially agree with

this

position, as there are types of businesses that could and should move, and

this

would help solve local problems.

However

, at the same time, other forms of companies are unable to do the job properly and are not ready to move out of the

city

. On the one hand, relocating

production

staff could solve the

city

's difficulties. Unlike office workers, they only work inside the

production

facilities and are not involved in the

city

's

business

life.

In other words

, they do not need to go to meetings in the

city

centre, reducing congestion on roads and with housing.

For example

, if some industries relocated outside the

city

that would reduce the number of people dependent on subways. On

this

basis, the relocation would have a positive impact on the problems.

On the other hand

, there are

business

types that should effectively interact with other organisations and customers within the

city

. In

such

companies, staff numbers are much lower than in the

production

facilities, so if they were to move with all employees outside the

city

, the municipality would not be able to solve road and household problems due to the insignificant numbers involved.

Besides

, the

business

climate and indicators of

such

companies are getting worse.

For instance

, top managers of corporations play a crucial role and should have extensive social connections and hold

business

meetings, while moving to provincial areas will weaken their

business

opportunities and mobility, leading to poor results and an inability to solve the difficulties of modern cities. In conclusion, based on the above facts, we could say that an informed decision should be made in

this

matter. The relocation of

production

workers could solve problems, while the relocation of ordinary companies would not have a significant impact on

this

issue.