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Why are world's largest cities situated in developing countries?​

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The role of towns and small cities in regional and national development is a subject of debate. Some theorists argue that such settlements are the means for exploitation of rural populations. Other theorists contend that such settlements provide essential services to rural populations and promote commercialized agriculture, opportunities for off-farm employment, and integration of urban and rural economies. This article examines the rationale for towns and small cities in developing countries. A significant contention is that the effects of development are limited in poor countries in which the low and middle levels of the urban hierarchy are weak and unarticulated. There are suggestions to strengthen the role of towns and small cities in the developmental process.

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Answer 2

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