Most major cities around the world continue to grow at a rapid pace due to increase in population. This has led to a decline in the quality of life in these cities. Give some reason why this happened and what is the solution.

A number of major cities in the world are still growing at a significant rate, this has casued many issues to arise there. This essay discusses the reasons for this problem and also ways to tackle those issues. Every city requires investment for its growth and prosperity, people will always flock to the locations where jobs are available. Thus, each city needs to create jobs first in order to attract workers to move there. However, from a business perspective, the most profitable investment is a massive metropolis that already has a significant population. This is the reason why large cities continue to grow despite reaching an unprecedented size. Secondly, due to the high level of population in such cities, the government is forced to invest in public services and infrastructure which further contributes to the growth of such metropolis. For example, Shanghai saw a further increase in state spending despite the fact that the city had already expanded beyond comprehension. To protect the quality of life, it is vital to ensure that citizens will move to smaller towns if given an opportunity to earn a livelihood there. For this purpose, the authorities must make it lucrative for the capitalists to invest in smaller townships by reducing tax rates and providing rebates. As more jobs are created, a large number of job-seekers will shift there. Moreover, the rise in the number of new residents will force the government to further expand the existing national infrastructre and state services to these growing townships, which will further raise the standard of living in the newly developed cities. Furthermore, we will witness an end to the decline in the standards of the bigger metropolis. In conclusion, it is advantageous for the authorities to develop smaller urban areas by providing a profitable option for the industrialists and investors, through the lowering of tax obligations, as well as allocating a more significant portion of the future budgets to the newly planned development zones.