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?

As traffic and housing problems in urban life keep on the rise. It is debatable that the main cause is the large

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and

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that are spiking the volume of

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issue, but if

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really the issue, replacing them would cause a shortage in the employment rate and other damages to the economy. One major advantage of including

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and

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in major cities is creating a large amount of job opportunities for the people of the region and the huge economic role it plays in securing a pay-check for the low income families, it

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can be a travel spot for visitors from all around the world

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as the chocolate factory in Europe or wall street for those that are driven in sectors like business and innovation.

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. Moving

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companies

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and

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to the

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may affect the quality of living there. Considering the nature of the

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is often quiet and luxurious, it is more convenient to find a golf club or a spa resort, as it's more fitting with the environment of the place.

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, in the

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you're more likely to find elderly people living there , unlike cities , which are considered more youthful and more alive. And they can endure the intoxication from all the

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. In conclusion. I strongly disagree with the opinion that it's better for

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and

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to move to the

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, and I believe it is better for them to stay in major cities for the nature of their work and the need for the jobs provided for low-income families.