Areas don’t having enough modern resources, for instance developed colleges, hospitals and markets, refer to regional or rural areas. While places with developed infrastructure are called urban areas. Developed cities provide facilities for jobs, like there are a number of organisations in the cities. However, some people argue that large companies should be transferred to the undeveloped places.
Well, there are multiple positive aspects, such as there should be surge in the number of jobs for local citizens. Moreover, citizens should find resources in their own area at low prices, helping them to manage finances easily. The transfer of large companies to local areas should help to maintain the artificial beauty of the cities, resulting in a surge in the number of tourists.
However, there are some challenges, like rural areas contain natural beauty, so large companies could destroy the peace of villages. Industrial waste could make the lands barren, which are main source of Pakistan GDP. Furthermore, it could reduce the overall productivity, as villages don’t have developed roads and transportation systems.
From my perspective, the advantages do not outweigh the disadvantages. It could not only destroy the peace of humans but could also effect the lives of wild animals. Honestly, it should be more beneficial if we transferred the industries to barren lands, as it should benefit both cities and villages.
To conclude, we could say that the transfer of organisations to barren lands should be beneficial. Consequently, we have to develop the infrastructure of barren areas first, then we could transfer the organisations to barren land. It should help both the locals and the government to increase productivity while keeping the atmosphere safe.