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

The rise in living standards in the countries is developing day by day is growing.
This
is will not benefit only rural areas but
also
cities
.
This
can cause any problem but there are many
way
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to reduce it. Nowadays, more attention is paid to
cities
than
rural
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a rural
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area
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. Due to people from abroad
visit
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cities
, not villages. It is
case
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the case
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that increasing living standard in a country seems to be more substantial for
cities
rather than non-urban areas.
As a
result
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many rural residents have to move to
cities
. In these
cities
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industrial construction
is being create
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is being created
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for new jobs and
as a result
, it is providing employment to many rural resident villagers. So the number of people in
this
city will
increased
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increase
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and people will need a place to live.
As a result
, new housing will be built. Industrial construction is lead to growth and it helps for
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the developing
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developing
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of the
cities
.
Therefore
, attention to the village is declining and lifestyle growth of the village is
decrising
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decreasing
describing
. In conclusion,
this
situation can put residents at some disadvantages,
however
, I believe a number of solutions can address them.
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