The quality of life in big cities.

Factors that cause the decline of the quality of life in large cities are mainly twofold. For one, the ever-increasing population density in urban areas places inconviniences with citizens in various ways. Residents should spend a lot of time and energy to travel as cars are always crawling bumper to bumper as well as subways are packed with people. They are often required to queue in a long line in order to have meals or to purchase popular products. On top of that, living expenses in cities have surged due to high demands on almost every resource. Though there are a tremendous amount of goods provided to people, it is becoming more unaffordable for a middle-class family to pay all the expenditure needed just to remain in a city. Suggesting feasible solutions for these problems is difficult yet imperative. Dispersing people toward underpopulated areas by establishing infrastructures and incentivizing businesses to move could be an ambitious way of tackling the issues.