advantage and disadvantage of Rural and Urban trade
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Rural trade
Disadvantages
If you have children of school-age, they might be faced with a longer journey to school, whether they walk, take the bus or get a lift in.
Shopping can become an inconvenience. This may not seem all that important, but staples that are purchased a couple times a week, such as milk and bread, may be further than just a 2 minute trip down the road.
There may be limited job opportunities, unless you already have a job nearby or if you commute into a town or city.
Television and Internet connectivity could be weaker or patchy in more rural areas.
During the winter months, nearby roads might not be in the best shape or not be as well maintained as urban roads.
Trade services, such as a mechanic, are harder to find. In urban areas, if you have car trouble you can make do with a local taxi or bus until it’s fixed. Services like these are scarcer in the countryside, leaving you with limited options.
Advantages
*More privacy. In the countryside there’s a good chance your nearest neighbour won’t be directly next door. You may not even be able to spot their home at all.
*You can have a bigger garden. If you’ve always wanted to grow your own food or have more space for children or pets, this is a huge benefit.
*You’ll be able to own pets you may have always wanted but couldn’t have owned in a city or town. Cows, llamas and horses are all examples of these.
*You could even keep hens and have your own free-range eggs.
*You’ll be closer to the various wildlife of the area and to walks in areas of natural beauty.
Urban trade
Disadvantage
Busy towns or cities can feel crowded and may mean you feel more stress or pressure. You may also not be able to form such tight knit communities in urban areas.
Urban areas tend to be more expensive to live in. Property prices are higher and so are goods and services.
Houses are more compact in urban areas. To maximise space, flats and smaller apartments are built instead of houses with larger gardens.
There are often fewer green spaces in a town or city. You may not always be able to enjoy natural spaces.
Public transport might not always be as reliable as you’d like, and many towns or cities are restrictive with parking. If you prefer to drive, you may find it harder to keep a car close to where you live unless it is at great expense.
Advantages
There are often roads of a better quality and well-built houses in urban areas.
Transport facilities are highly developed and often receive regular funding for updates. It can be faster to get from place to place in a city or town.
Due to better public transport, you can save money on a car
Most amenities and entertainments are easy to reach. Clubs, restaurants and cinemas are more prolific in these busier areas and you often find new attractions will open in a city before anywhere else.
Hospitals and clinics are close by for easy access to healthcare or aid in an emergency.
Cities and towns tend to have a greater mix of cultures and ethnicities which can help when making new friends and meeting people.
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