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🔹 In many countries around the world, rural people are moving to cities, so the population in the countryside is decreasing. Do you think this is a positive or a negative development? 🔹

🔹The population in rural areas is declining because a large number of people are moving to cities from the countryside. In my opinion, it is a change for the worse for both economic and social reasons.

The trend towards migrating to cities from the countryside has serious economic ramifications. When this happens, there will remain fewer workers to work in the land, which can bring about delays in harvesting, higher labor costs and a concomitant rise in the cost of food. Another blow to the economy would be extra financial expenses. If the cost of food is exorbitant, governments have no other choice but to import food and raise minimum salaries of their population, meaning more expenses. To compound the problem, these expenses may even contribute to inflation, which hinders the economic prosperity of a nation.

Migration to cities from the countryside also causes several social issues. One of them is a burden on social services, such as public transport. For example, significant quantities of people in rural areas of Tashkent moved to its downtown over the past decade, and the subway and bus systems have become overcrowded as a result, and it is even more so during the rush hours. Furthermore, such a trend will increase the demand for housing, pushing up the average price of apartments. While this benefits the construction industry, real estate agents and a whole host of other businesses, the general population is likely to suffer due to their inability or difficulties to pay for their monthly rent.

In conclusion, not only does the movement of population to cities cause economic issues, but it also gives rise to social problems, such as pressure on public transport and growth in property prices. Given these, I am of the opinion that this phenomenon is generally a negative one.🔹

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