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Urbanization upholds many positives and negatives, however, the positives that urbanization clearly outweighs the negatives. This is because urbanization creates advancement in technology, which creates more employment opportunities becoming available in both  current fields and new fields of a particular industry (e.g. technology industry). Also, more services such as health care opportunities are becoming available, which would lead to an improvement in the lifestyle of people living within the country.

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Urbanisation has enough positives that can eliminate the negatives e.g. the access/opportunities and the exchange of ideas can reduce over population, pollution and unemployment

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Urbanisation can increase many good things like employment, education and technology etc. but we could also suffer from many other things like pollution and overpopulation. Increasing the positives could make the negatives more fatal.

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The positives of urbanisation outweigh the negatives as it provides more employment opportunities and access to services. For example, urbanisation can enable access to health services, fresh food etc. Moreover, urbanisation allows advancement of technology and drive of economic growth. It also improve the exchange of ideas as it would be easier.

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Yes, however depends on different factors.

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Yes, however depends on different factors.

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Urbanisation can allow for more job opportunities however it can also lead to over population, which causes unemployment. Therefore urbanisation is a two sided thing. There needs to be some form of control or management to ensure the maximum positivity of urbanisation. Ultimately urbanisation and agricultural development are both important.

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I believe the positives of urbanisation outweigh the negatives. In urban areas people have more access to education, health, social services and cultural activities. There are more opportunities available, this increases the productivity rates which contributes to the growth of an economy

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Urbanisation allows people of different cultures and backgrounds, that creates an exchange of an ideas, which helps make a diverse society, which continues to grow. Urbanisation also creates many job opportunities, creating a higher economy and more efficient society.

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It gives a wide range of access to things and economic growth in places

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The positives of urbanisation do outweigh the negatives. When people move from rural areas to more urbanised areas, it creates more job opportunities/ employment, can hold a larger population due to high rise buildings, increase in education, advancement in technology and economic growth. Economic growth creates financial stability and can also provide access to services such as hospitals, which can increase the population. There is more skill availability and allows the exchange of ideas. Though there are some negatives such as pollution, overpopulation, unemployment and thus crime rates and environmental degradation, the positives of urbanisation allows more opportunities for the population.

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I'd prefer to live in a rural place than an urban place. I think the answer to this question depends on which stakeholder's perspective you are thinking from.
Eg. farmers would definitely benefit more from less urbanisation however a teacher would definitely benefit from urbanisation as their students would live closer to the school.
But looking from a more wholistic point of view and considering the growth of a nation, the positives outweigh the negatives as it allows for economic growth and advancement in industries such as IT and Education.

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This is because urbanisation makes it easier to access services and opportunities. As long as the government and people would make the right choices about monitoring the population and housing, urbanisation would benefit society.

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Urbanisation is a positive thing as it allows for a better access of services and technology compared to rural areas.

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Urbanisation allows for technological advancements as well, as economic growth (financial stability). It also allows for people who live in rural areas to easily access services and goods. The education rate would also increase as it will give more people the opportunity to be able learn and become more accustomed to the problems around them.

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Positive reasons are that people can come together to collaborate and exchange ideas and skills, there are more employment opportunities, and there is greater access to facilities and services. However, there are a number of negative consequences that need to be considered. This may be the amount of pollution produced, traffic, housing affordability, higher crime rate, environmental degradation.

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Yes, because the increase of urbanisation leads to higher employment rates, education and access to opportunities. These factors contribute to economic growth which can be used to develop more rural areas and places of concern. However, overpopulation leads to many other concerns that link to the other

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in some situations the positives (employment, education, economic growth, technological advantages) outweigh the negatives. but in other situations the negatives outweigh the positives (lower affordability, overpopulation, pollution, crime, unemployment, environmental damage, trafic).

depending on the situation, urbanisation can be either

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One of the biggest advantage of urbanisation is the economic gain. More job opportunities = more income, and the money gained ultimately (usually) is used to benefit the whole country.

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Do the positives of urbanisation outweigh the negatives?
Yes, the positives of urbanisation outweigh the negative factors. Urbanisation allows an increase in employment and it has an economic gain.

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We no longer need masses of people working the land; technology has taken over/will dominate the agricultural industry. I think that urbanisation, whether you like it or now is the way of the future.

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Urbanization allows a huge percent of the population of the surrounding environments to be in one productive, professional and modern place. Cities enable a wider access to many opportunities comparing to rural areas. For example you can go to work in a skyscraper, then go to a cafe, then go to the shops, then see a play, go to a museum. The possibilities are endless and allow a culture to become vivid.