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It is true that the overall standard of living has been improved dramatically due to the
increased GDP all over the world. From this background, it has been shown that the more the
nation has higher quality of life in it, the less advantages the remote cities get than those of
mega cities get because that financially, the profits from mega cities are more beneficial to the
whole country rather than those of countrysides. It can lead severe developmental gab between major cities and remote cities and the government should tackle these problems with
appropriate planning.
The government has a responsibility to balance their country economically to achieve long term prosperity. In the China, for example, went through a significant national development planning
which involves only major regions; then it consequently led to the severe starvation of minor
cities due to the inequality of support. This has proven that merely supporting mega cities is not
the solution to the rational governance of the country. Therefore, it can be said that the
government needs to plan the development of country holistically to prevent financial crisis of
remote regions.
Various cultural informercials and campaigns ran by the government can harmonize the
development of the country by helping the remote areas. For instance, in the UK, the government created some informecials of cultural heritages in the countrysides to attract tourists from all over the world to support remote area's financial status. It has been a successful strategy to solve the unequal development of the territory as well as to increase the general public's awareness about value of such regions. Thus, it has shown that appropriate governmental strategies can neutralize the financial gab between major cities and minor cities.
It is felt the government planning could do a lot to help the disadvantaged regions. It is thus
hoped these strategies are put into place appropriately to prevent regional economic crisis.
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