Nowadays, especially in the big cities, there happens some frustrating situations, such as traffic congections and housing problems, that makes to encourage business from big cities to the countryside. Although there are some negative sides to society’s lifestyle, I feel that the possible benefits would be far more considerable.
There are mainly two downsides to encouraging business to the rural areas. From an individual perspective, it will be cause some difficulties to individuals that they should adapt to where their business encouraged by government. Because, instead, finding a new one, they probably choose moving where their business encouraged. So it can take a while for their adaptation, somehow it always not be result successfully. Secondly, it can cause the environmental pollution, while their atmosphere is pretty fresh, and their flora and fauna is colorful. As a result of the dangerous gases, these will affect to the such a natural wealth of country, and there will become regression of agriculture.
Compared to the above-discussed disadvantages, however, there seem more benefits. Firstly, in the cities, the density will decrease due to workplaces’ encouraging to the regions. For example, after some employments will move to the rural areas, there will be easier to find a house or renting them. On the second hand, the carbon dioxide will be dramatically decreased, because it also affects to number of the drivers. So, people’s life quality will boost because of decreasing the gases and pollutions. On the other hand, it affects to the countrysides positively due to opening new workplaces in their areas and will be cause improvement generally, thanks to encouraging business there the population can get the job. As a result, it affects to the number of employment positively.
In conclusion, the drawbacks of encouraging business to rural areas would appear less significant than the potential advantages for both decreasing housing and traffic jam problems in cities and causing to open new workplaces in the countryside.