The traffic and housing problems can be solved by moving the big industries, companies, factories and the employees from the major cities to the countryside. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

With industrialization and increasing

population

, traffic and housing

problems

are increasing

likewise

. A possible solution to

this

predicament is displacing big industries and companies from major cities to the

countryside

. While I believe it to be an effective initiative, it has noticeable drawbacks too. Moving prominent organizations and their companies and factories will undoubtedly lower

population

density,

hence

improving traffic conditions and increasing the availability of residential spaces. The

population

will

also

be more evenly spread.

Furthermore

, with the establishment of large industries, industrial and living standard development will inevitably occur in the

countryside

. In my country, only the major cities are urbanized while the rest is still rural, with a majority of the country's

population

illiterate and suffering from poverty of some level. Moving big industries to those locations will improve the existing overpopulation problem in the cities, and urbanization and development will occur

accordingly

.

However

, the companies and their employees moving to the

countryside

will cause the unavoidable

problems

that come with increasing

population

i.e.

pollution

. While littering and other physical forms of

pollution

are not prominent in developed countries, air and sound

pollution

will still increase corresponding to the number of residents in an area and the number of locomotives required for transportation. In underdeveloped and developing countries,

for example

, my country, other forms of

pollution

will

also

occur due to moving corporations. While industrialization will indeed occur in the

countryside

, the environment will

also

be damaged, and the nature that thrives in rural settings will undergo a negative change.

Nonetheless

, these

problems

can be managed through strict administration and controlled development. To conclude, the proposed action can potentially show good results, and the disadvantages can

also

be overcome. I agree to a major extent that it is an effective answer to traffic and housing

problems

.