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1. As countries develop, their populations tend to live individually or in small family units. What are the causes of this trend and what are the effects on society？

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Nowadays, the increasing number of young
people
 who live independently or with fewer members of their family has been one of the major social issues among populations in many parts of the world.
This
 essay will start with the causes of
this
 problem and end up with my opinion. There are several reasons why
this
 is happening. Traditionally, we used to live with all members of a family in a large house for years because it was considered a natural thing.
However
, the world has been developed rapidly over the short period and it leads young folks to think another way that it is an outdated view that family has to unite by living together To be specific, common reasons exist why youngsters are determined to live away from their families.
First
, they just want to satisfy their desires.
For instance
, it might vital considerably for someone to have their private place so that they do not be disturbed by another even though it is a member of their family.
Otherwise
, some just want to reside in a completely new place thereby living with their own ability.
In addition
, it would be not overlooked a situation for their dreams. Some decide to go abroad or to different regions to achieve their academic purposes
such
 as entering a higher education institution or finding job opportunities in the wide world
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 because these might be unavailable for certain
people
 due to the limitations in the regions.
Although
 these situations made them separated from their families, whether they want or not, I do not think it has a negative effect.
This
 phenomenon would enhance young
people
's ability of independence and is a great deal to grow as true adults. In conclusion, it seems to me that
this
 problem can be a turning point for many
people
 rather than consider a serious problem.
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